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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-13

This is the season when mothers are alarmed
on &c ount of Group. 1t is quickly cured BY
One Minute Cough Cure, which children like
TO take.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-13

llr
,,o oLD >ToYEs.-Mr. Edward Hughes,
igV're'or OF the Alexandria House, has
me- alum 'u Ills place Of business probably
has i ;a.l stoves 10 the city, and per-
IN h. u the country. Mr.. Hughes has
6fb !, 'affoOm stove now in its forty
6no5S az and 1t is apparently in con.
y..,1 " 'oT Use Tor a number OF more
P,Is, he brought this stove from
civ aotlphia when he moved to this
ol5s, ,O '. thirty odd years ago. An
va. s.oVe' an Excelsior cook stove,
go Any 0oIsl' IN this city thirty.oue years
ops W. Is sun in use. Besides thes
MAJ co. hughes had in his possession
but a fms la'robe forty years old,
10, US" days since had 10 discard it
I'D r NE" Que, it having spent its alot-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-13
List of Unclaimed Letters.

The following is list of the letters ro-
manning in the Alexandria, Va, postofice
October ID.
Bakery. Cbss. REYNOLDS, Miss Lydia
Baysrd Miss Csro Robinson. Coheil
Carter, Frank shaw, VIM Cody (2)
chick. Leon II Sinclair, Geo s
Crutchett. John Strout. VIM
Order, Lucy Tapp VIM
Croson, JB Tyler Mrs EV
Johnson, Mrs m .nds Walters, James f
KearDey. Miss annie Wilson, Miss Harriet N
l., wis, Mrs Charlotte
JOS T. CRUPPER. p IA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-13

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-13
WANTS.

xryANrED-1EAMS 10 HAUL BRIO As;
w steady worh; good pay: apply to
kR. Dogs i CO..
1916 q street n. ".
oo+t22s Washington, ID. {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-13
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
D. bendheim & Sons
Opening Fall Sale.

WE START THE FALL SEASON, WITH
ROUSIEG SALE OF BIG BARGAIN 8
IN DBESS GOODS.
Heavy Plaid Back Cloths for skirts, 39c
yard.
Extra Weight Cloths for skirts, plain and
fancy, 49c yard
Atwood We, etisns, 80 inches wide, ABE
yard. oo
All-wool "a inches wide, Ladies' Cloths, 69c
yard.
Double width Homespuns, 26c yard
All.wool French Flsnnels, soc ysId
All-wool Homespuns. 81 inches wide,
browns and gray, 69c yard.
Fancy Figured French Flsnnels CSC yard.
Golf Cloths, $1.25 TO SO % yard.
All-wool Heavy Black Cheviot 49c yard.
Black Cheviot, all wool, 81 inches wide,
59c yard.
Black Silk Crepons, 69c yard.
Wool Eiderdowns, oil shades, 29c yard.
Fine Twill Blach Henrietta, 25c yard.
Atwood HeDriettss. black and coors, 39c
yard.
All-silk Taffetss, Soc yard, in all colors.
Black Al-sik Taffets, Acc yard.
Black Tstfets, SO inches wide SLIPS yard.
Rsi6y.ds skirts, extra heavy cloth, at
$1.39, $1.96. $249, So AZ to $40.
An Elegant Black Dress Skirt for Csc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-13
DRY GOODS.
WOodward&LothrOp
10th. lith and F Sts.. N. W.
Boys New
Fall Clothing.

MI bVyIb5 BIC TbDIe5tHWu-Nus5H bIUut6,
Sailor Blouse MILDLY, Norfolk Tuxedo, and
Singie-breast with vest OF the ordinary
two-piece noubied-bressted styles
Special attention is called to our new line OF
"ReCiprOCity" Suits.
Reciprocity suits are the best suits made at
the price We, and possibly you, have tried
others and found that they fail in Dor more
particulars. Reciprocity Suits fail in moth.
ing, AMI are absolutely rs represented. They
ara cut by men OF long experience, not by
amateurs and in the latest styles. and guar.
anteed to fit and wear veil. Necessary al
terations made without charge. We show a
large line Of navy blues add many pretty,
stylish mixtures, in sises to 16 years Price
always
S.. 90 each for all sizes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-13

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-13

,....,cH SERVICES, &C, SUNDAY
la;S' Churca.-Service at II q. m.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-13

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
THE PACKING SEASON.

Cincinnati. March 1.-The Price Current" SAYS:
THE closing week of the winter packing season
has witnessed fairly liberal marketing of hogs for
the time of year, the returns Indicating a total OF
100000 for Western saughtering compared with
$4,000 the preceding week and 10000 two weeks ago
For corresponding time last year the number was
$4,000 and two years ago $4,000. From November
the total according 10 preliminary returns and estI-
mates. IS 8.675000 against $4,000 last year This
Implies decrease of l046.COO. which comparison Is
iot Htely 10 De essehtiay changed by complete re-
up well.
with the single exception of last years high
record the season now closed shows a larger num-
Der of hogs killed In the West than in any previous
winter. The average cost OF hogs appears to have
been approximately so cents per 100 pounds higher
than last year about y per cent and the highest
Tor a period of five years. The average weight Is
likely to show some increase. the quality of the
winters offerings having been more uniformly good
than ordinarily indicated. The season has favored
feeding operations aud has been more than lily
free from sickness among swine
For twelve months ending March l the total
Western packing represents 222o0.0GO hogs against
1880 WO for the preceding year, decrease of
li5O eco hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03

urnips steady Other vegetables about quoted
We quote: Potatoes. Bermuda. prime, per Dbl sogSo'
State prime per bag 81 e5Gs1 40: potatoes
Jersey Dbl 81 25GsS 25 onons Bermuda per crate
white per bag 81 25GSi So yellow s1g$1 -: do red
s7caS1 u; do Eastern white per bbi 81 I5qS2 do vel
low 81 25QSl 10 do red. sas % do State and Western
81 20: brussels sprouts fair to prime per Ct 49i2c
bees Florida. per bush Sd$1 % do Charieston
celery. California dozen 25G15c do state l'gCIG
do Florida per ~ dozen 81 JOqS3 90: cani-
flowers Florida box S1aS2 5O cabbages ei@ri9
carrots Bermuda S1QS1 50; chicory, New OF
leans. Dbl S4gs6 eggpans. Florida per hat Dbl
box s3Gs3 So escarole, New Orleans. Dbl s+@S5;
kae Norfolk per Dbl 81 50Q$2; lettuce. Florida per
peas California per fiat case S1aS2: peppers Florida
So; romaine bermuda crate, iocaSl 90 strllS pear
per crate. $IqS5; spinach Norfolk Dbl, S2qS2 -
tomatoes Florida, good per carrier iocaSl 90
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The market was quite wen
attended and. with supplies OF wider merchanIaoe
than light afforded trade appears 10
be good Ninety cents for prime mas
proved a lasting fRure-in fact. there mas
been Offering that grade for some time WIN
yielding in prices for of the serviceane sorts OF nay
1t is reported that large percentage Of the tops nave
localities. sti if No / anyway close TO its present
line shipments holds its we'll suTner
De HhtiS 10 Iues'l,! hatss
date OF the season We quote: tflhle
per n 81 69Oc: S2l2mS5c; No do, a. t2fp
SOC No do 70d72l4c: grade 30a6Oc; salt nay 4OT
421ac; clover mixed 1Jd7Tl2c; clover. T0aI2lac small
quoted orc under above prices. STA W-Sup
plies relieve larger supplies but prices
retain their frmness We quote: Long rye. 72lad15c
Receipts OF hay and straw, in tons. reported at the
Produce Exchange at to-day Were BY Hudson River
Iachayana and Western TO- West Shore. $50; Lehigh
Valley So total 1870 Receipts Of straw. 40 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03

Chicago March - a'tle-Reccipts f5up head gen
emily good Co prime, steers ~t"aAF 20
slow SsuSG poor medium. sh'W Z" To- lower S+A
- selected feeder steady others slow - i'H
l0r lower S1GSi hci!ers weak. - luISt 80 Gamers
SLOW 81 2SGSa steady - -rSi -, calves at.lt
steady sass iur lover = ""H> W
Tc,as bulls steady 50 "OIN3 ~. Hogs Receipts o. lal
't''N' hcao. l"tt
over fairly active NJ yesterday 'l.,.l :
prices tor s. So and butchers - "'PSt -.
god choice heavy. 81 SoASi So. rough heavy -
Sh, ci-Rec.lpts head. sheep and lambs generally
steady good choice vethcrs firm. s. 3HrS' fair 20
choice MIXED steady. 81 "oHS" 80. western .lerp
steady. g. 26dS5 so ycarnEs about steady, $"8S' W"
native lambs about steady S"H$I x; western '"''"S
steady, S6aS7 So. ,-.. >. ,-as.
Cattle steady. S34fS5 10 sheep firm. - -'GN" I~'l'S
strong. sG3S7 30. .,
East Iuirao March 2-Rccepts Of sale and through
cattle sheep during four hours ended
follows. Cattle, = sheep
lambs cars hogs. = Shipments; sheep ana
py 81 calves small unchanged Prospects on cattle FOR
Monday sheep and lunhs-on"rtngs light. dcinand
nCtivr basis higher reaching the mark and better
for e for year.iugs Lambs hoice Z" extra
750$S good to choice 81 500 - -" sheep
yeariinRs T5T$T. mixed. 81 d0N$3 ~; s. 2ii
81 2Gas5 -. 50 2puS3 -; heavy, 50 25H - go
pigs 81 tonS5 10 roIgs 7oNS4 ~; 81 25gS3 20
Feeling Is FOR higher prices Monday II the
reasonably clear.
West Liberty. March Cattle steady extra, 81 i3d
s. 60. prime, 50 50Q$4 so Hogs steady best medium
S. 2I light Workers s5a$5 pigs 81 7HU$4
So 25a$4 Sheep firm: choice wethcIs :" 9oHS6 10;
common S3aSi ~ choice lambs 81 500 81 ~:
good 50 00M$7 40: veal calves, sIWSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03

6Hc.... .sTEARINE-weak. Quoted: Oleo. sSc: city
lard stearine &c asked.
RICE-steedy ruled the rice market at New
York well primary points Japan rice just ar
rived held &c. and most of the obbing business
Japan Quotations follow: Domestic.
common low fair. 2A Sc; fair 70 good. 4'sgoc;
prime choice. 5sq5tsc; head 81 g8Lsc; Patna 4sg
4isc Japan 4&@47sc; Java. ~. 4+c Rangoon in bond.
2a2i4c.
SUGAR-The for refined sugar was dull but
nomnaly unchanged, W cuts OF points from
the listed rates The uncertainty regarding OF
the tobbers hold off in the expectation
terms leading jobbers have some stock in
the hands Of reners which was bought some llte ago
rGder the thirty withdrawal privilege Quotations
follow: and crushed. 660c; dominos On half
bbls only and mould 5i5c cubes and NHHX powdered
6.35c; powdered powdered and Irut powdered,
graduated and fine graduated s3oe Eagle 10
bags. cartons n bags and 10 cartons OF fine
granuated 530c fine graduated standard granu
lated diamond A SOC: confectloners A. oci NOS l.
and g. SJc No 4s0c: No B. Arse; No q, 410c NO I.
65c No s 4BOc No g. soc: No TO- 40Oc No II. 44oc;
Nos IL 49, Il Is and 4.4Oc This week summary or
shows stocks IN the United and Cuba together Of
70S tons last week and ISL 6+0
year of "A 500 tons last year
Europe-Socks 236IOOO tons, against ZS ooO
tons last week and 1924 1O7 Total stocks OF
Europe and America against 266I OS tons
1906 153 tons last year at the same uneven
and 2543 095 at even date or Feoruary as
is S174S tons against an excess
o week and excess of 06,o2b tons
December g London market a shade
nrer sugar which closed 9s Cd for present
lis for fair refining There was a Itte
easier market at New-York. with sales at
lice decline the last previous sale OF
bags San Domingo centrifugal
90 test saier, 5l6c duty paid and hat
was the quoted price There sales OF 90
centrifugal arrive by steamer now que at
i3l6c and 50 test at assc The market
closed steady at the decline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03

baltimore March 2-COtton nominal: mddIng. aiac:
low mddlins. 9l-l6c; good ordinary. lee. Net re
ceipts gross . l01; Great
748; 10 the Continent 600; stock 1888
Memphis Cotton middlng
middliGg Sac; good ordinary. size. Net receipts
bales. gross lTG5 shipments. 265 sales. 1900 stock
1900 ll3 e6d 1899 ~, 22G.
Galveston. March COTTON firm; mddling. o'ac: low
middling she good ordinary Receipts bales
exports Great Britain, 1928; the Continent l623
sales. LIZ: spinners. 2O3 stock. l+i.2
Savannah. March Cotton firm: uiddling. 9hc low
middIing lie; ordinary Receipts 4O3
bales; exports coastwise 4ol6: stock III
St. Louis. March Cotton Hrm: middling. &c: low
ordinary, . Net
10 bales gross SIS; shipments 1896 sales iGo stock
S3,314.
New-Oreans. March 2-Cotton frm; mddng DC; low
middling. sac; good ordinary, . l8c. ia
bales; exports Great Britain sales 1000: stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- York. March : 1900
eadRS o. cars AIRS to be ri tied a ~ for I @
head Supply light demand fairy good prices %dTangea
steers sold at s6a$5 81 TO- bulls
at s. as 80 and one extra fat 6g at 81 a lows sc
per 10 for decent to choice native sides Cables firm,
The European takes out today I9i cattle Lehman
Mye 9 H6 nssa 5Gr To thq Colorado for
WIN be laden with i29 fae 9r y. a. to a
SATURDAY will not get off until some time ns%! %gS
90 sheep and , COZ qrs Of beef ports Of Great
britain 81 cattle and 30 sheep 1852 II, aver
n 50 % 20 % $40 n at So 10 do 76i ~ at y so
% Chicago DO i Loo at $ 81 81 o 20 do
1913 sS NJ at 81 q Son vs chcaso steers m n at
1893 10. 81 DO. 1921 10 at SO so; do 9's H. at
81 - ie DO 90 n =, at e s. steers 1920 n at 81 so
bull 2'@ n ;, a $ "a 81 n al az "a 81? G
10 at E5 I'm COW T,I Say sd@ t. at 81 So 10 cows $50
81 y 10 ss n at s. 7S = do So So g. cS 81 $50 10
s. 10. 3 Do; Gsa n at s. so cow 1890 n
at 81 -: l DO io66 10, a So . ,.,.- -.-,,...
Ip at sxeS st and 80 at Jcsry city fair
prizes Yak and az qppF ySrS IL, prime vaI5 sold at
s. 3oa$ 80 per 100 ~ few choice Ho =, 81 e t 90 Re
lover at ~ Qioc and little calves selling 5a7e
a, s. yer 100 y; % l2 N at 81 do. 1a' H. at
II Hgms fr 2a yeals l2' m az s. 2 ~ s. g.
5 Judi & "a veals ~ ~ at 81 20; do, II 10
6 S5f 5sal Sduas 7s ras far as-r and
The market masking with ne sinSte de- ~, Jersey
city ~ at sixueth Yer few she-r nov onfIsd
and The whoc m2rSe' c'ssa -'ronf s9St nIno9
5tP T.d ANS AT - S 81? 4 5 es at s. 5a$G
;i@a " r,rir2 AT tasi %insr lambs steady sas
pc carraes With choice s,o6 sEeeeans ~ ~ ,a
At 8 per u. '1o lo - ~ a. $ l' i'' state do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
EXPLOITS TO DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. March .. 1900.

YORK. >.
ffDFF E.c- Brazil coffee
heavy. the heaviest Eery long period. they
reached "yce0tonaI total 94.5o bags The basis
OF tie ulTsCa. activity disposition NQuidate
long following pronounced and
tinted The Of Brazil and Europe
Inc HAIR n Al ef closed ~ net loss II y franc Ham
burE loss II '4Itz pfelrlg Rio a loss Of
ana Il loss Rio and
ported very rece:pts-}30oo The warehouse
deliveries LlTs country smallest many
weeSs-s0G bags Indications pointed 10 large Brazil
shipment. with The American visible
al i,2i,=o4 bags and crop adVices worse II they
these little be said
either othe-. appeared
be governed by ;he relations Of the longs shorts
The ds0os ton 10 adjust far from
mutual; that explained why large business could be
transacted without disturbing The market than 10
points The market active throughout the session
European Selling here feature Some buying for
reported. The market finally
steady a decline Of "a points The market
spot also easier. closing less nominal
the basis Of 3-lGc for No Rio invoice lots. We
quote: No s Lice; No :. 3l6c; No e. e5-l6c, and
No 3. 2 lice
The Of contract prices IN the local market
d. afnlln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03

CoTToN-The cotton market continued TO show a very
than any day this week fact partly explained
by telesraphic being still down
many West and South. However. after
cited opening advance OF 5G1S points large bust
transacted within d Of II points, the
tendency market after the opening advance
being lower prices. under disposition take
profits. The decline would have been greater but for
led shorts May and August contracts the
short terest positions said be
heavy while bearishly inclined,
afra this fact. and also
continued public confidence and the talk Of 1Oc New
York at Liverpool influential people This
the market condition all day, and held down
the volume materially Considerable
missionary done by both sides Of the account
the market the question of in
visible supply contending il Will
circulated private advces
calculated exhaustion.
was off 500 bales from Texas
heretofore 10 be party
ceiving well known and having important
Newfoundland spinning connections which gave weight to
the dispatch and created bearish impression In the
afternoon the rather quiet. with the trading
mostly advance Of 37 points on yesterdays closing
prices until before the close, when there
movement. closed
easy az from points decline to points advance net
The range the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03

METAIS-The price Of tin continues advance.
s3a 70 closes nominal: but DUN officially stated
sponded by large: to-day's quotation was
% points s69ye me nsuFe OF yesterday for tin while
uHehaneed $40 %: lead about steady unchanged
unchanged The brokers price was s. 72I and
M6LASs IS. AS a.;
Trade was moderate and tone steady ouottioo s f f
soaS ] Geaf"Ea aa % gsS fair 4a9o
eT'o g59s o Sgso pn
OCEAN FREIGHTs-ssi tonnage for the coastwise
h aS 'e% daTay and the limited
changed Steamers for the grain. cotton and general
but owing to the increasing and April
quota Grain boats to Cork for or aeqsh w n9
March Liverpool We're s%d Load6 52r 4sd
A Nfh ~ Ap GsNss9~ 3D. .rso I'D Lsth ID
nameurg ;,o 80 Pfsr Rotterdam ~, sac Amsterdam
FEATHER easy snd Sales as
S eng IN small e lots sGgthern neSs continues firm Lin
bs 50 Be- aed IN ss s follow
e end in 1nh s. 20 ST feRed oass
T06 09 of sae5 e prime yellow
Witt $50 prime Winter OG Yeow EFa sss.o ss
Ssa5gn eIcu,f es raw eeg3'e american boiled
0nefr Ssy Sg@Rds lard Of 'oas2s
ing showed considerable hrmness in the afternoon
Chicago We're ony With 5'1is oS F the DAY "a,
SdlnTueN stocks OF lard In this on March /
reported 100000 than last
exports 1000 terces less European stocks are COO
terces behind las. month and erces less tbsn "
year The local very STEADY sf sigb,
advance over the previous night. -. PORK~Cuiet
Sgoed Ness $40 1851 p family slsa$iS So short
$3.50 family sl@$ia Racket llasIl 10 extra inds
go 5oQ*2l DRESSED HOGSstrong Quoted: Bscon a.
&c; $50 ~ e7sc lGo 10. csc: pigs 7Kc CIT
MEATS-Pickled bellies dun. Quoted: SMOKING beIIas
7lEc; 10 10 7l.c II n, Ga.a65sc "a n Gs@ Ptc,i
Ss9tfd at lo9i9aS Western ;i greens &C. green's Ga d
a.G gS &c, o LARp.EiIm; quoted at l5s 2oc city
South America COCO Continent 4oc: Brazil kees CO.
COMPOUND ouieteT Quoted: City. eGeMc; western ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R,

FOX THE "h91.
Leave New York South Ferry (WhitshAi TermnaD. aaa
foot OF Liberty street
"Daily tExcept Sunday sSundaya
CHICAGO. $50 m. Liberty street only. 'lao
PTTsBuRd .a.sO a. m u4berty ony,. .ooe
D. m. az 10 alght.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 1000 a m 1858 D m.
sI2.I night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
wAsiiiNGToN. BALTIMORE tsoo 1000 Oiner,.
eil.8 Dner). tl.o0 y. IN. (Diner). sl3o
% 90 C.Roya Limited. exclusively Pullman Train
night NORFOLK. tl.oO m.
illuminated Iirht
Onices: Ii3 ire 2ei 4s4 1854 Broadway Is Union O.,
W., Bowery n Y; $50 Fulton st Rrookiyn: Witt
hall Terminal AID Liberty at. Checked frou>
hots residence dsstip alton. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York. OF Chambers ST.
as follows and minutes earlier from w. 2sd ST.
300 a. Daiy.-BUralo ENPress-arr. Buffalo 8 D q.
For Binghamton. Wavery. E.msra and Bradford SOLD
train. Coaches and parlor o Buffalo.
zoo p. m Daily.-Chtcago ILmitsd-Fast r,ail-solid
train 90 chicago arriving p Arr. Cleveland T.4o
Slcepers to Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
80 ? m Daiiy-Banslo and Cleveland Expres.-Arr.
Buffalo iGS Bradford 80. jamestown and Younxs-
town 1927 a Cleveland 1870 p. m sIeepsrs 70
bunRlO and cleveland Cafe
bio m Daily-SOlld train for R.nghamton. Wsvsriy.
Emira Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago Cfncinna
Dining
FTNCkETS, Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
l. COMMCDAIIONS at Ill. lis. 26i 4O1 9sT Broat-
way i9d Eas, loth ST. and 2IS West I25h ST. Chambers
and West I'D ferries. New SSS
ST., 9S Broadway Brooklyn; River St Hoboken and
Jersey CITY Station Transfer calls for
checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-03
NAVAL STORES.

There was firm quiet market for rosins ana spir
~ tnrenne ruled steady slight decline Tar and
ruled firm. Quotations follow:
TAR-Reg1Ilars 81 do OIL bbls. 81 80
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-55a55f ac. - .. 20 -
ROSrN-Cummon good strained, 81 20; r. q ~ r.
81 go G. 81 ~: H. 81 49, 81 30; X 81 DO NJ W ~; ~
So %: W G. 50 SO: W W. s.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine. t99
Charleston March 2-Turpentine firm at o2c Rosin
firm unchanged.
Savannah March 2-Spirits turpentne firm oSc; re
CENTS 81 10 sales bbls exports. 60 bills Rosn nri
unchanged receipts 1905 bbs: sales l64s bbs exports
Wilmington March Spirits turpentine nominal o24
ceipts 8I3 bbls. turpentine quiet Tar steady
81 80; receipts. 800 bills
London March 2-Turpentins-Spirits. +0s