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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-29

Suhui'f6. vancouver. or bennett. Is. &.
HEAD screw sender on carriage, s25;
tailman. s2oo cutoff sawyer SEQ. bolt
cutters, 81. r. cord. brush slashers. s. 60:
quarry a6orers, 500 SS board s Sac S 'i fate
paid. light restaurant COOK, si0 week
mine blacksmith. A&, board, $50. All
round voodsmen, S. 50. telephone pole
peeler, 81 30 and hotel board mil labor.
crs. s.. hoard s. Peoples Employ ment
once, Post and fesler Phone, Main 6tJ.
WANTED For United States marine
corps United states navy, abed bodied
ssss 81 % asa & s2Sa hfss 70 sewe9
have legally declared Intention 10 be
come citizens For further Information
apply at marine recruiting ONCE, room
slt isi Yesicr way. Seattle
WANTED United States army. abIe.
bodied unmarried men between ages OF
a and b; citizens of United states %
good character and temperate abi,s.
who can speak, read and write English
Fer Information apply 20 Recruiting Of.
ncer, ~ Pioneer BIDS Seattle, wash.
MEN 80 learn barber trade ciga; week.
completes, wages while iosrnirE. ta,ls
donated special Inducements posllont
Moicr's Barrier College. San Frlnc.sco.
Cal
BRIGHT, energetic men 20 rsaressrt US
thfouEhout The state good commits .ous.
accident ard heAtfh insurance The ra-
inmoiau Accident Association. collins
block
Statesmen 10 sell perfumes. toilet
soaps. etc. to dealers, G10 monthly
api expenses. experience unnecessary.
flNmer FertGmeyy 60 ST Louie No
WANTED Faracrs TO send far price ust
~ I'D and rev barrier chairs ard Sfu-
pltcs % y W Wilson Co. ~ Ni sixth
street pgrthnd Or
WANTED reliable Ntrl,er 81 anr,.
stead cmpioyment' 81 Nctk guarsn-
ted Phone. Van Hoax Arlington.
WANTED Two top ncn for pin -s.rr..
Ell bridge hHEst Sound UslHEr ami
htedsiag ~ an trst avenue sa4'h
WANTED Twenty lahorers FOR rs.lr,ad
bridge WeTk. Puget Sound Rridcv ANA
oredslns On 2i First ayenne south
W NNTTD Gentlemen 1csir,nc carn.,~t-
an'e furnished rooms A. lowest -aseS
rne Forencc, as Madison
WANTED FIrst-clsss min yari foreman
seattle Lumber Co water front. Nar-
tieou street
coat. miners wanted ARMY % q Hem
messy. superintendent Llhhy. Coos coun-
- Oregon
WANTEp--A drst.claxs cook ut the
Rainier.Gund hotel Inquire az tn
steward
WANTED Experienced mini men seat
lie Lumber Co, water front, Harrison
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lonGE NOTICES.

- - 49, ----a--H-N
MEMBERS ~ l.0fyaiNp chapter No g.
O. H. 3 are invited to ACCOMPANY a.
W. NJ Sis Ennis 20 Rertoa. saturday
evening June 80 when NeFikA rhanter
a +. s. wiit b. organised Take ~
car. first avenue, snd Washington
Fenton. Secretary LORRAINE Chap
ter
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wANTED~2.oo rockmen and renera,
hands for work on White Pass a
Yukon Route. wages $3.50 per day
and upwards, board 400 per day
Also station men for heavy side
hill rock, which will be let at highest
prices; tools, powder 1ad all supplies
furnished on easy terms Apply
20 NJ. Ienay. contractor, 10 Colman
block, Seattle, Wash. Inns OF Court
building. Vancouver or Bennett. Il. c.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED go FEMALE

- -r~@-~r
AN elderly lady wants home aud care
with outlet person used 10 nurstug
charges reasonable. Address X care
~ New York block
PLAIN sewing OF other work where can
So home nights by married woman. Ad-
dress II. care Post Intelligence.
LADY wants position as g0vrrness com
petent. good references Address IL II.
care rost-luteligencer.
PIANO pupils by eegtiaeated teacher. \ u
care Post inte ligeneer.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$500 will buy corner and three fine lots
on Broadway with elegant house;
grounds well laid out and having fruit
trees, easy payments. new broom
cottages with hath; well located. near
ear line: price. 81 $50; sI00 down and
balance on easy monthly payments
81. t00-Beautifu Groom cottage with mod
ern improvements; desirable location;
close 10 car line.
STOCkDALE & GOSLIN,
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ron sALE-BELGIAN HAREs-Conrd.
FOR SALE-sTEAMBOATs.

STEAMER for sale; registered measure
ments: s3-foot long, s.5 width "a depth I:
entirely new, with furnishings through
out: built in Seattle 1900; hull OF wood !;
about or gross tons; engine and
boiler new: l3 lbs. steam pressure.
splendid model and fine lines For
further particulars and price address /"
Geiger, care Hotel Northern, Seattle,
Wash.
FOR SALE-Tug boat a. feet long: first
class condition: cheap. Chlopeck Bros.
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wANTEn-TiHnaR LANDS.

nouFht John 2. Tay, E3 Nes f0FN
block
BEHRENs e PETIT timber and fores
reserve lands bO1Enf and f.r sale ~
"a New York block.
TIMBER and farm laads bought and
for sale. w. = Field g Haller bldg.
TTsfBER lands bought and for sale. Iiar-
bert 8. Upper, iZ-l3 ScheusrtoaD block
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him to await developments.

him to await developments.
There are, of course, numerous
rumors afloat as to liabilities and
assets Of the Ganson Dry &. DDS
Company; but none of these
rumors are to be taken as authen-
tic. 1t il fact, however, that
the stock of goods on hand in the
stove aggregates a nominal value
of somewhere between $4,000
and $50, 900, and there are on the
books many uncollected accounts,
aggregating quite large sum.
The papers filed by MAORI mes
f Hart, as attorney for the re-
ceiver of the Commercial and
Farmers Bank of Rock Hill and
others, enumerate two unpaid
notes to the bank; one for $4,000
and one for 50, 500 with attorneys
fees; and it is the general under.
standing that these papers were
the cause of the trouble. With
the bank carrying these papers AS
it had agreed to do, the Ganson
Dry Goods Company had reason
to believe it would he able to
take care of all smaller claims and
successfully weather the crisis
that had been made SO severe by
last years crop failures. The
failure 'Of the bank, however,
made necessary the immediate
collection of the past due notes.
There was not time in which to
provide for these notes otherwise,
and the closing down of numerous
creditors quickly brought about
the present situation.
The failure of the Ganson Dry
Goods Company, the largest COM
, Germ of the kind that has ever ex
listed in YorkviIle, il especially
regretable. There is not only
much sympathy TO- Mr. Jones,
who was the owner of the
ma ajolity of stock, and for his es-
pecially clever corps OF clerks,
who will he thrown out of en-
pIoyment; but there is a general
appreciation Of the injury that
will he sustained by the TOW a in a
business sense. This, there need
be no attempt to deny, is quite
severe.
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Another Recelvership.
Yorkville Enquirer.

Yorkyillo Enquirer.
Last week was recorded the
failure of the Commercial and
Farmers Bank of Rock Hill, and
this week we have to record the
failure of the big Ganson Dry
Goods Company, of YorkvilIe.
Under an order signed by Judge
Benet, at Camden, last Saturday,
the affairs of this last named con.
Germ we're put in charge of MIR.
b N Moore as temporary receiver.
The failure of the Ganson Dry
Goods Company is due primarily
to the crop failure of last fall, re-
duced cash sales and poor collec.
tions. This 10 from the best in
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4 Chance to Buy Iou Home

Any party or parties desiring
to purchase any of the real estate
Of 7 Nj Fitzpatrick & Bro, in the
town or county, can get prices
ard terms by calling on the editor
of The Ledger. The Messrs
Fitzpatrick have me very de
sirable farms md valuable i'm
proved town property and their
being on the market gives men of
moderate means a splendid oppor
tunlty to purchase n home.
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formation obtainable; but the
crisis was precipltated by the
failure of the Commercial and
Farmers Bank. So it appears
from such facts as thu reporter
has been able to gather through
the most diligent effort.
Tie complaint upon which the
receiver ship order was signed was
made by the Charlotte Clothing
Company, through Thomas F.
Mellow, Esq, attorney, and inn
mediately upon the fling of the
papers in this case, Major James
f Hart, representing the receiver
of the Commercial and Farmers
Bank and other claimants, served
notice on Temporary Receiver
Moore to appear before Judge
Gage, at Chester, tomorrow
Thursday-to show cause why a
co-receiver should not be appoint
ed. Afterward, new notice was
served. fixing the return date on
Fl idaY and indicating n direct APP
pllcatioL for the appointment of a
receiver the same as if there had
been no previous proceedings. 1t
will he, therefore, severa! DAYS
yet, probably, before the exact
status of the receivership is set
tied.
The reporter called upon Mr. Nj
f Jones, presiC ent Of the Ganson
Dry Goods Company, on Monday
to see whether he had anything to
give out in connection with the
receivorshlp oceedings. Mr.
Jones replieT that MS business
was IN the nands or the court, and
although he was still doing what
he could to get its affairs straight,
ened out, he did not feel warrant.
ed IN making any statement. 1t
would be better, he thought, tc
leave all statements to the re,
ceiver, AZ the representative OF
the court.
MIR Moore, the temporary re.
celvcr, did not care to Gay aOy.
thing at this time. In view oi
the notices that had been served
upon him, looking to the appoint
ment of CO receiver, etc, he
thought it would be better fol
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Death of Miss Sullivan.

Miss Levie Sullivan, daughter
Of MIR. e. NJ. Sullivan Of the
Newcut section, died last Tuesday
night after Il protractcd illness.
She first had pneumonia which de-
veloped into fever. She was
about 20 years of age and a mem
her of ll"pcwell Methodist church.
Her remains were Inferred Thurs
day at llopewcIl cemetery This
family has been soreIv afflicted,
the death angel having visited it
twice within the past month, q
son just on the verge of manhood
having been the first victim. The
bcrcavcd father and family have
the deepest sympathy of their
many friends.
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Examination for Teachers.

Notice is hereby given that an
examination for Teachers Ger
titicates will he held in the court
house ON Friday, Feb Odd.
.s$ All parties expecting to
teach will bear in mind that the
law now makes no provision for
special examinations.
j II Thompson,
Co. Supt. Ed.
Fehy {, 19O0.-td.
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Mrs. II X McManus is visiting
relatives in the Dixie section.
Miss Daisy Huey spent Friday
and Saturday with her mothers
family in Rock Hill.
A good milk cow and few
shoats for sale. Apply to T. b.
Craig, Newcut, S. G.
The fine buggy horse of Mr.. G.
b. Skipper, Supt. of the Cotton
Mill, was badly cut on barbed
wire fence Monday evening.
WANTED, for cash, Hickory,
Dogwood, Persimmon, Walnut
Logs. Southern Hardwood Co, =.
=. Box 500, Charleston, S. G.
There will he no services in the
Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning. Rev. j. T. Denly will
fill the pulpit tomorrow night.
Miss Nora Secrest of Naxhaw
N. c., and Miss Maggie GLADDEN.
of Winnsboro S. c., are visiting
Mrs. w. II. Porter.
After next Tuesday If returns
are not made to the county audi
tor the IS per cent penalty will
be added.
MIR. Phillips, who lost a child
two weeks ago from diptheria,
had another child to die last Sun
day from the same fatal disease.
1t was buried the same day.
Rock Hill Herald.
Next Tuesday, is the last day on
which You can make your tax re-
turn without the penalty. The
Auditors Office is crowded by
those anxious to escape the
penalty.
Magistrate Caskey requests us
TO state that two umbrellas have
been left in his office the past
week. The owners vii! please
call and get them.
The tax books closed on the 18th
and the county treasurer is now
busy issuing executions for de-
hnquent taxes, which will be
placed in the hands of the proper
official for collection mt once.
The public road between here
and Elgin is reported to us as IN
a very bad condition and we are
requested to call attention to the
proper authorities to the fact.
Maj. & r Connors, and Messrs
w j Cunningham, John Elliott
and w B Culp, went down to
Columbia Thursday to hear Hon
VIM j Bryan speak. They felt
fully repaid for their trip.
There are only three prisoners
in the county Jail awaiting trial at
the approaching term of court.
Since the blood hounds arrived
crime seems to he on the decrease
IN this county.
Mr.. j & Robinson took the pro>
lection degree in Lancaster Camp
w. O. W., Thursday night. This
order is growing rapidly here
about 20 members having been
installed during the past sixty
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-02-17
RECEIVERS STATEN ENT.
The Commercial and Farmers
Bank Makes Il Most Encourag.
ing Showlng-Surplus After
All Lila abillties are Accounts
ed for, 50, 455 O5.
Rock Hill Herald.

Rock Hill Herald.
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. David
Hutchinson, receiver of the Com
mercial and Farmers Bank.
furnished The Herald his state
ment of the condition of the bank.
This statement was promised
more Than week ago, but was
delayed until the receiver could
ascertain from other banks the
condition rs it affected them. The
state mcnt Is very encouraging 10
all who had their money deposited
In the bank as it shows u surplus
of 50, ,455.O5 after all liabilities
are paid. We are assured that
it has been made with special care,
time being taken to verify the
correctness of every item. Follow
ing Is the statement:
FEBRUARY l3, 1900
RES URGES.
Loans. Discounts anu Overs
drafts, $l6i,3 90
L ash aud due by other banks 2.763.36
$l67 $50 As
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock S42 800 on
Deposils ANA due banks 80, 335 Al
Bills payable 81 5UO %
surplus 2,455 20
Sl67, ,O9O 46
ID Hutchison, Receiver.
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! oCal mattsfs,

Cotton brought $40 cents yes
terday on this market.
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Itch on human cured In 80 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by ] + Mackey b
Co., Druggi.t. Lancaster, sc.
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The fine buggy horse of Mr.. G.
B. Skipper, Supt. of the Cotton
Mill, was badly cut on "a barbed
wire fence Monday evening.
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There was turned over to the
county treasurer this week by the
dispensary at this place 1896, the
shares of the county and the town
in the profits .of the institution
for the month of Januqry. The
Kershaw dispensary turned over
1902. .02, the shares of the county
and tho town of Kershaw in its
earnings for January.
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Miss Daisy Huey spent Friday
and Saturday with her mother S
family in Rock Hill.
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WANTED, for cash, Hickory,
Dogwood, Persimmon, Walnut
Logs. Southern Hardwood Co, p.
. Box 500, Charleston, S. G.
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Mr.. j & Robinson took the pros
lection degree in Lancaster Camp
w. o. W., Thursday night. This
order is growing rapidly here
about 20 members having been
installed during the past sixty
days.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-02-17

A good milk COW and few
shoats for sale. Apply to T. b.
Craig, Newcut, S. G.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-02-17

Mrs. II X McManus is visiting
relatives in the Dixie section.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1900-02-17

Our to the Share justified
recent Our
being done to make this THE IDEAL TRADING PLACE.
time thrown The cold has and with
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Miss Nora Secrest of Naxnaw
n. G., and Miss Maggie GLADDEN.
of Winnsboro S. c., are visiting
Mrs. w. II. Porter.
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There will he no services in the
Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning. Rev. j. T. Denly will
fill the pulpit tomorrow night.
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After next Tuesday If returns
are not made to the county audi
tor the IS per cent penalty will
be added.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06

METAIS-The fluctuations in metals. indicated by
to SIS mere n to 20 an upTaTd
@ e 5s,4 % o 81 s 70 Both which and pee4
Of SIS for tin nominal IN the Absence e Of sea
God fer pig 52s cS S4 %a
for ssd a ae 81 E an Si o sps4 The
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market + for both mo-
last gp ssa p sHs qH ao ON %h
The reduced MEETINGS Of reners week will eurteii
New Orleans centrifugal common, 11ai9c fair 14Ql8c;
44a55c Puerto Rico 54G4oc syruFs common S 1918
ocEAN PRIME Mere % aTsr f ia t 2Sg2c
for sail tonnage for the Onshore offerings
steady basis In the coastwise trades inquiry was
iTsde mSt win but little INQUIRY supply has
boats ns 9aoed S. 3D. we're easier Cork
Is 6dgSs I'D for april In the other departments there
P PS gTo Sad 9na ,s 4.a GLASGOW
a Ss E5 p fen Ns*'f R6.s.r ssa
n o ohdon oaPs ! Is I'd io Ap to Liverpool per 100
on Snasi NJ market sold of little yesterday
standing 9 an advance hogs s snd receipts Of
S ssSes 7es o an est $3.50 For
s. Is .ss 4 81 1s ; $50
ln :ss bFrssB sS
ed be cT MY az $50 n use enc pigs qHs c
10 f s !so bellies Il SH Sc uG,s
auates 19Snders ssady quoted Picked hams dull
S%c TALIow-Quet; city SIC; coun,I Sefhs " q
A ~ quoted: SO l2h City lard a1t
quoted % 40 Refined lard quiet quoted soith puet'
pound aSet C aa6ies , 50 go Brazil COM
sPEAhlSE-Duil; quoted: oeo. oac; city lard stes i
b RCErhere was amount of business with
me major part In foreign mostly Japan rcss
Southefn market was steady ruled as lac,
Quotations follow Domestic common 70 @ 'ast quoted
S s:nf Japan pc en e. . seis
SesETsTs -i.ads ~. nsrAe, for refined sugar
t wih SLOW business List prices were unchanged al
ihoush there was the usual shading he America
gar Refining Company has shut down part 81 i've NJ gu
In Brooklyn but IT is understood that the sbntSop ~
only temporary. Quotations follow: Cut loaf and
oSOc; domines On half bbs ony1 and mould A 3 &c:
dered and mutt powdered. 63oc: Eagle confectioners
st.nuiAted. 6+ac Eagle coarse granulated extra
bags. and 10 bags fine sranuiated s. adr
Eagle fine eranuiated and standard eranuIsted o.
and diamond A. 52oc: confectionery A. SC; Nos / ana
o. $50. No 4 AS0ci No .. %75e: No O. roo; No Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06


sass sPscSlstlSH
Futures opened barely steady nnshsnsed o. a,
Pfss nss net on
q Ss.d distant, pesember January 4s7s; March arch
june s. Ap5Msy 5lS
Cloths yfny n% Doing but prices
noas. ls e trade ss
the beginning of the week Winter wheats are stil
Ps!s 'i; IS fPs Ssas
No = ST. e.a 30
'o % XVII slss e per S5 ssITs
n: PoURmouie, and STEADY ,, Quoted E CnPI to
9SSsd I'm Isas E5 s s vb to
shd yellow sSas sSasss uo'eor
9no'es spring SIC 2SSse So saG .,ias 50 ar g
later white niddIlnFs .Isa.ls bran sic 5oa
S Gn I9fn GD ia %s@
instead Of reaecns this bearsh feature opened
5shss ,s g e.,
the entire Of foreign
better than might have been expected under the ereum
here point BudsPssth Paris .s mar
ss as sg hS
slight advance Saturdays prices: Influenced
also by little foreign and then period o
during the day under increased pressure OF l9udation
lower The domestic Visible supply scheduled increase
% bulls from
estimates Justify important support of the
With rsa shipments Of f"
bushels year, practically directed the market IN
bearsh course pretty much all day Those who anci-
disappointed, business reached only IS loads
all ports The English visible supply decreased 81 SEQ
bushels From various sources in West the trade
led believe that winter wheat is in excellent shape
Kansas came reports that if present conditions continue
the State VIII produce not less than 10000 coo bushels OF
belt yesterday with Indications if anything pointing
year ago The local stock of No red decreased "a
local stock Of No red in store and afoa decreased
s6@ bass Were as oo% So @ ro
1870: No. hard. Duluth 799. prompt nominal; No
4s prompt: No SoFthsfn %ew7oPk &c PSo@ps
small country and the fact that
receivers bought rather than sold in the Chicago mar
changed from Saturday night. little steadiness
right the close attributed to indications that the
figures being afterward confirmed, one Of the main
in the Visible supply last week and an increase Of
100000 bushels in tbs worlds exports Other statistics
passage and reduction of $4,000 bushels Liverpool
stocks Reports from Chicago indicated that 800 cars
the close exhibited little confidence than it had
the day Te sepp 81 the sures to
100000 bushels compared with 81 sa2 900 bushels last
local stock Of No and increase Of 2e 400 bushels
in the total stock at NewYork No corn closed at
.OATs-There very little here. but
people The visible supply increased $4,000 bushels
There decrease Of 44soo bushels in the NewYork
the a STOCK 30 aa oats Coaed enss % n
T6te wb s NG w Mo- White f c6s Tsd
49, RxEMarkst arneT:, No. Western. exc, and
5saa9c c t. T. New-york CARROTS ~. .BUCKwHEATE
Market quiet; quoted 5ed57c c. I. + New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March b-closing1FloqT- Louis fancy
winter dull Is Sd Hops London-Pachc Coast steady
"a 5sdf3 lbs Peas-Canadan 5s Sd Beef steady;
India mess sos prime mess. us Sd. Pork firm; prime
mess Western 5fs I'd Hams-Short cut o 10 10
steady 47s Cd Bacon-Cumberand % TO 30 ID. firm
AIS. short rib IL to firm 3Ss; long middles
light 80 ~ steady, 3Gs Cd long clear middles.
is m steady clea bellies, o NJ rs
shoulders u IA 10 firm. 32s Sd Lard-Prme
Western in tierces firm sos Sd American refined in
pals a2s 3D. Butter nominal Cheese rrm American
white. 6is; American finest colored W3s Tallow-
Prime nrn. Australian In London IA
Cottonseed oi-Huli refined MayAusust steady 2Is I'd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady, Cd Rosin--Common firm
IS. Petroleum Refined 7%d. Linseed oil. Sd
Wnaat-Spo Arm No . red. Western winter. 6s Nd. No
Northern spring 8s steady; March. 5s 9.d.
May. IS sad July, 6s sid Corn-spot hrm; American
futures steady; May So Ind; July 8s Tnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-06
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Iork- March 5, 100.
CoFFEE-The market <or Brazil coree futures was
decidedly today and quite Total sales
reached IS $50 bags The opening call firm. at an
advance 1925 points. business on few po
sons increased the advance to 30 points The transaG
extended o o twelve months and while
fairly general good part covering short
European orders The favorable character
Of cable largely responsible for the
Improvement here. Havre gained franc: HAMBURG
Z al pig: Santos 100 and Rio. 125 refs Another
stimulating feature Of the foreign news was the ndca
81 smaller receipts Brazil; Rio and Santos
gehsr reported only 1900 bags The market finally
steady. gain OF 15q20 points. Spot Brazilian
somewhat irregular. Il became difficult
upon a schedule Of quotations. Some good
people saying that business could proceed
above sisc for No Rio invoice lots; others
quoting Sic In fact this the official price
which the settlement Of contracts was based In
open market for supplies however. II appeared
sAc No Rio, invoice reflected popular
quite well any other figure in the absence
OF actual business. We quote: No SIC; No l. SSsc
No 6. sac: No 3. Gao. quotations. however are
10 be regarded a quite nominal.
TIE Of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows: