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The daily sentinel., 1900-10-01
WONDERS OF ICEBERG.
No Human Architect Could Rival Its
Artistic Spleudoru,

All the architecture OF the world is
represented in natures iceberg designs.
Sometimes a little berg will have the
appearance OF an Arabs white tent as
1t rides on desert-looking sea; an
other, its sharp outlines softened in
the vaporous atmosphere. will appear
like domed mosque in green marble.
A cluster of Chinese pagodas comes
drifting slowly down the current, fol-
lowed by stately gothic cathedral,
early style. Then comes a coliseum,
and beyond a huge man-of-war floats
down the current, its stem submerged,
with foam grandly breaking over it,
the stern seventy-five feet aft. For
every cubic foot of ice above water
there are seven cubic feet below. When
large berg Is seen 1t is. therefore,
quite impossible to realize its full size;
the mind can hardly conceive that an
object which has all the appearance
Of actually riding on the surface
should in reality only be raising one
eighth Of Its bulk above the water.
Even those who have studied icebergs
at close quarters find it impossible to
conceive their colossal bulk. A berg
that stranded in Melville bay, for in
stance, weighed 2,0O0,O 900 tons! It
was aground in water half a mile
deep. Another berg was found to
measure two and half miles in length
and two miles in breadth.-Pearson's
Monthly.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-01
RADIO. MONDAY, OCTOBER /. 1900
THE RECORD TO DATE
Lively Contest Ahead on The
Piano Contest.
Second count.l


Below is found the second count in
the Merchants Piano contest. The in
terest in the contest is increasing every
day and by the time of the close OF the
contest there will be many tickets polled.
The Womans club and the Elks lodge
are in the lead so far, but this does not
make either of the organizations a win
ner by any manner OF means.
City clerk Truman Ketchum, who has
the count in hand desires that where per-
sons receive coupons in blocks for pur-
chases that they cast them in blocks, as
it is 80 much easier to count them than
if detached.
There will be two counts made each
week and the totals published in this
paper. Every precaution has been TAX
gu to make the contest fair one and it
is hoped that merchants will only give
out tickets for bona tide purchases.
Odd Fellows. 235
of II. T. No. 1888. So
Womans Library association. 49,. 400
Woodmen of World Al
Elks. Observation-Disclosures. 694
Presbyterian Church. ... 1853
Baptist Church ........... Il
Public schools 39|
Redmen. 35
Congregational Church .. 81
Maccabees .......... 14|
Iotal 1904
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Making Sugar.

The Lehi sugar factory began opera
tions last Thursday with full force
of men and everything worked smoothly.
There were 200 IONS OF beets in the
sheds to begin with and 800 OF the far
mers have been ordered to pull their
beets. The Springville auxiliary plant
will be started on Monday, and the
Bingham Junction plant. built this year,
will be started few days later The
factory expects to slice 1000 tons OF
beets day when it gets to running un-
der full headway.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-01
GREAT COAL STRIKE SETTLED
Operators Forced to Concede the
Chief Demands of the Min
ers' Union-Ten Per Cent
Wage Advance.

daZletOn, ia, Sept. Zo.-NoIWiIu-
standing all reports to the contrary, the
coal miners strike has bsen settled.
Full conditions of the settlement will be
made known next Tuesday, when an an
nouncement will be made before the con-
vention Ct miners to be held at Wilkes
barre.
The main points of the terms Of peace
are 10 per cent increase in wages bas-
ed on a fixed scale, abolition of the slid
ing scale and reduction OF per cent
10 the price of powder.
These cover three of the principal
points in the list OF grievances OF the
miners, and this concession is regarded
as a victory for the workmen.
Recognition OF the union has been
waived by Off, ials Of the United Mine
Workers, as they have no desire to stand
in the way OF settlement
President Mitchell was in telephone
communication with persons in New
York for several hours today, and i'm
msdiately af'erward Fred Dilcher,
national organizer and member of the
national board OF the United Mine Work
ers, said: "Tne strike is won and the
mine workers have gained a great vic
tory. Our convention will, in all pro-
liability, be held at Wilkesbarre next
Tuesday, and will be the largest in the
history OF organized labor. This con
vention will ratify the terms of settle
ment, but operations at the mines will
not be resumed before the following
Monday
"On Tu. sday next there will be mon
ster rally at Wilkesbarre, which will be
addressed by President Mitchell and full
ly $4,000 miners will parade on that day"
President Mitchell leiC this city to
night on the Lackawanna Diamond ex-
press for New York city to perfect the
terms Of settlement. When he will re-
turn is not known, but his stenographer
is tonight busily engaged in preparing
notices for Tuesdays demonstration.
Mine workers officials are jubilant and
say the victory is one Of the greatest in
the history OF labor organizations in the
anthracite coal fields.
Mitchell. much as he has been dislik-
ed by the operators. has gained their
confidence and respect and has been re-
cognized by them as the miners leader
and the settlement is victory for him, as
we'll as to the organization he representa-
General Goblin, who commands the
troops now on duty in the Shenandoah
district, today decided to dispense with
a part OF his force Of 1000 men, and one
regiment, probably the Twelfth, will be
sent away Monday. This decision was
reached after a conference with Sheriff
Toole and the managers of the mines OF
that district. At this conference the
matter was placed entirely in the hands
of General Goblin, who does not believe
the present quiet conditions warrant
keeping all the soldiers now in service.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-01
Americans In Scotland.

Every hotel in Edinburgh is crowd
ed nightly with American visitors, and
still they come, says M. E. Gilbert,
writing from that city to the Chicago
Record. Many large parties have ar
rived These, driving around the
sights OF the town, create a consider
able stir upon the streets. The other
day over 100 visitors from the United
States were in st. Giles cathedral at
one time. At Holyrood palace, the
castle and the Scott monument there
has been a constant flow of visitors.
1t has been the same all over Scotland,
for many have extended their tours
beyond Edinburgh and have penetrat-
ed the highlands. June was a very
wet month. but with the advent of
July and our visitors from the states
we have had several days of warm
sunshine.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-01
Socialists Labor Party Ticket.

District Judge-Thomas j. Armstrong.
District attorney-W. e. TehEyck.
Repre- sentative-D. L Howard.
mmissioper-Nelsop Pritehard.
Surveyor W. G. Meserve.
Justice OF the Peace; Precinct No. L.
W. M. Van Buren,.
Const able j. l.. Sloan.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-01
WOmans Club.

The first meeting of the Wamon'e club
for the current year will be held in the
Sunday school room of the Presbyterian
church tomorrow at 2:30 p. m.
The program will include vacation
notes from members and the reports
from delegates to National and State
Federation meetings. A full attendance
is requested.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-01
About the Weather.

The maximum temperature yesterd ay
was "a degrees.
The minimum this morning was 46 de-
greee.
The forecast for this section is:
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23

l3sa a: s s @s9 s Sssa.
receipts anticipated Unsatisfactory adyces from
d h9naOq 9 prompted decline Of 6ass points from
from this there were no new features of Importance
$s no. Pig Fea VA warrants ant qg LEAD quiet closing
nehanss cSns quiet Ga at 80 BID is snd $ S a5
The SksE prGs for esd vas s. 20 and for speIter 81 30
heavy but In all respects the market firm one. with
denand ana small ene Wy 70 9u oF on fa sTp9
fFe s3c d IaT fts E39d 2P Pa
faS S oaa9 .hcv aa9s fair 18@l4o
a.. OCEAN b FREIGHTs-n the sail tonnage market to-
eePon coastwise trades Vessels We're s in demand
able Vessels ana 'a the 3 but r s"
FaIes We're STEADY Steamers for the grain trades
Cork 1o for eTders being quoted As April loading
and full Quotations to Liverpool were U9o slad
a "a IA AntT Fst9 Va H hsl56 80
PIGS; rotterdam 100 SIC Amsterdam no room cotton
oILsnT6ere sale Of 500 May prime sum-
Of the and the close h9 S Ma ba he aeaaH
f t and I'D s uncertain a regarding larger
Fsu bSs 50 st Ga and and S
bbIs 50 So and in bulk s. 90 refined cases YORK
prompt off y PEme nSns { SdfsT s5g86
Amsresa sanoT Sol SSi S S5
under city brands lard oil 5oa52e quoted
product and cash demand 9d packers o 6uyns the
speculative inquiry yesersv 'n sns
prices held Chicago throughout the entire
se1 except for slight setback toward under
2l,O00; Kansas City received 1900 and Omaha 5 600
A. al Interior points the arrivals compared with
Strong Quoted Mess sl 75Gsl2 IS; family $18asia so
ass 81 ss2 sso; q
G easPnf sr lf m EEL Sse 100 ~ &c pigs
bellies TIC: 10 n. 6Sa7c; - 10 eIkc; Ia n 61.c
Picked shoulders Am Qq9ed eaec. hams
s12@l0c- :TALLoW-Weak city. SIC; country 81
alac. .LARD-Firn quoted at Sc As city lard firm:
lea s.: Continent Sc e.: Brazil kegs 81 az r
pound steady Quoted: City. 6a6Ac: Western eG61Hc
sTF:ARINE-Firm. Quoted: Oeo. exc; city lard
RICE-The market quiet the day but
closed steady firm for grades with
was not specially IMPORTANT. quote: Domestic com
mon 10 low fair "a case fair AZ G5c prime to
choice. 5is95ssc; head. 5%dG'ac Patna, 4ta44sc;
Japan, 4&@47sc; Java, 41.a4%c: Rangoon. in bond
sUGAR-The market was not changed to-day The re
fined article firm in tone, with demand fair.
soft grades sitter concessions being
withdrawn. owing small stocks in refners Quo
ntions follow: Cut ,oaf and crushed 555c: n
half bhls onlv) and mould A. 3 40c; cubes and xxx
525e Eagle confectioners graduated SOC coarse and
and standard graduated 5l5c diamond A. 5l5c: Nos l.
4GOc: No s. A55c No q 45Oc No 10 445c No II l. 4Oc;
Nos - S. a. IS and le 435c IN the sugar market
sugar quotations abroad and rather smaller call
the refining contingent for recent
basis OF Lice for go test centrifugal Is Ice
muscovado and 3s.c 50 sugar The
regulation channels Of information sugar
II. Sd fair refining Beet
steady decline OF sd los 2Ad for both
months Tie European visible supply at the
Is 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvES-Receipts 10 cars or 2e6 head, including
cars to be exported alive for slaughterer and
3 cars for the No cattle put sale o-day.
Feeling steady reported light arrivals for
Frday's trade moderate inquiry for dressed
beef at steady prices London and Liverpool cables
reported a slow for refrigerator beef at 91ac
per n American weak No exports Of live cattle
or dressed meats to-day Friday.
CAI,VFS-Receipts % head, making with stock
held over Wednesday. 223 calves sale. Market nat
and very little doing Few sales at scant yesterday S
prices 50 J0GS5 per 100 n for common and medium
veaIs No rear stock offered. About 200 calves
unsold city veals fair demand at la1lc per
lb country 6G10c with most Of the sale
at ease: little calves unchanged at 42Qa1zc
Sales G. Son: 10 veals, 100 10 average at
So 100 H. : do, 81 10. at 50 90 -, -,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts ~ cars. or 92o
2Ie for city slaughterer and for
market; making with stale stock cars 70 be sold
limited no very prime choice lots offered All desirable
grades rated strong. cleared. Bunch of medium
sheep sold at SIS per 100 ~ medium 10 prime lambs
al 81 25aS7 50: 50; dressed mutton in limited
supply and firm at Sa9lac per NJ dressed lambs in fair
demand at 9G1c. country dressed winter lambs
steady a S3GS6 Ter carcass
saiesMD Harrington: Buffalo lambs. Sc 10 aver
age at 81 so per 1913 do. II 10. at 81 25 1871
state do II n at 81 50: 2s culls. SO n. at s..
H 175 State lambs ~ 10, az 81 60;
II state sheep. % 10. at 50 -. .
HOGS-Receipts 9lA 2,l20 head. all for
sIaughterers None for sale live weight Market nom
fnally firm higher: dressed steady at 5So
per N for heavy 10 light weights.
Sales-S Judd Co. date Yesterday 2l5 Western pigs
1OT n al s. - per 100 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23

view OF the crop outlook. but there were many from
various sources quite OF opposite nature and was
the latter which local received with most Will
ingness Northwest receipts reached 1OS cars
compared with s26 ago. Il expected
that Duluth stocks would 300 600 bush
while Minneapolis looked like decrease Of 100000 bush
wheat stocks would decrease 900 bush for the
month. Early In the day foreign houses followed the
wheat quite freely the result being slight rally in the
afternoon. when the operators attempted
TO cover In response OF good export business
al the seahoard and better cash trade at Chicago Inc
former verified by about 80 loads at
the various points export Continental mar
kets showed practically change from the previous
s markets closed. Receipts of wheat at interior
points amounted s74o0o compared with 400 600
basis were follows: No hard Duluth. soAe No
Northern Duluth 7s%c: No / hard Manitoba, sO<c: No
! Northern New-York. 76i9c; No l and No red New
York isSc. all prompt No hard Duluth THO and No
Early in the day about weak as wheat in
fuenced by clear weather the States easier
tie larger although they still smaller than they were
ten days Local oversold the decline
however and later were forced TO cover owing to pro-
nounced strength in provisions that toward O'Clock
all Of the early decline recovered The frmness con
tinued until Just before the close when active realizing
in, and last prices Of the day sc below the
The Liverpool market closed I'D net lower No corn
quoted 1910 elevator and delivered. and 43c
body developed activity In speculative circles that has
not been witnessed before in three four In
fact the last sale Of mixed oats option account was
1898 and OF No white IN 1906 The latter grade
the in demand to day. transactions reach
Ing about 100000 bush This activity attributed by
effort toward divertng Chcagos business to
vailng here No oats. 2slac: No g. 2siac: Ne white
SIC; No wh,te si1sc; track mixed 2aaso'tc; trsck
Market dull: No western 64c o b ahoat; No
Western 631ec b afoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. March 22CattleReceipts. 5000; steers gen
orally active Butchers stock slow TO l0c lower
sale to-day. IS 20 Good to prime native steers
strong S5QS5 poor medium steady strong. sag
selected feeders dull $4QS4 TO- mixed stocers weak
best others steady So 10as4 CO. Gamers weak to
20 calves weak s4ds6; Texans receipts, 7O0 best
sale. 81 80; Texas fed steers active strong So so4s5
bulls weak. So 100S3 60. Hogs-Recepts to-day.
10000; estimated for tonorow % 900 left 1000;
fully Sc higher, top s. 10 Mixed and butchers
81 s5qs3 12i3 good to choiee heavy s5as5 49, rough
Sheep-Recepts Il 900; sheep lambs 10
i5c higher. Western sheep average 1872 ~ az
price sheep; good choice wethers So cog
SO. choice mixed 81 759s5 so; Western sheep,
S. 404s6 yearngs S6GS6 5O native lambs IS 25gS1 30
Western lambs. S6qST 80.
Cicinnau March 22-Hogs active 81 251s5 IS. Cattle
So 256s7 26.
IS AS prime IS loas5 % common So 25Gs3 so Hogs
81 heavy IS a5ds5 40; light Workers IS 200
IS 30 pigs s5ds5 TO- roughs 50 1885 Sheep steady;
wethers. So 3Oass So SO 5o0s4
lambs 81 soqs7 so; TO good 81 5O3s7 20 veal
calves sea $50 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot
sales Il 900 bales Speculation and 500
American 1900. Receipts 1900: American, 1900
mcdng upland $500. Futures opened barely steady
Al le2-e4d decline; AZ As were quiet at net IN
changed prices 451e4d ret decline: latter
4a2-64d advance Of far. December January. 42Jb
January-February, 42394.2 "a; March. o24ab: March
April 5 22b: Aprl-hay. 5.lsnb; May-June 1875 June
July 5.13i1b: Juiy-August, 5llb; August-September
September October z.s2s; OctoberNovernber
N5venber-December. 427b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
but steady Cloths move slowly.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Hoders reported gloomy
look for owing the weakness which
az OF discourasng demand Some
top brands. but they attracted very
business Spring patents quoted 50 70dS3 81
straghts, SO 1888 S. winter patents SO 65s3
clear. 81 s5Q$3: No winter 81 s0Gs2
2 So 60els2 IS: grade. sl7 50dsls
rive spot.--.--RYE FI<OUR-Inactye. Quoted:
good s. 1908 20: choice to fancy 50 20Qs3 Oh.
CORNMEaI--Dul. Quoted: Kiln dried So 1882 80 10
Rad 49,. BAGMEAI-Steady. Quoted: Fine white and
sing hrsn spot sacks. arrive. 200
,oarse winter bran 5Osl9 50 latter white ddings
FiGass -. city bran. $40 5Oasl7 honiny chop sle
G'-st- s27
GRATE-wHEAT-Bu traders had what
ever with market yesterday prices selling
throughout session and closing point
about izG%c under the previous night. AS the
Wednesday Northwest houses sold considerable
wheat n the local market. well Chicago ana
THIS feature proved heavy burden market dur
first business. when the decline got its
initial followed by n5Yices
very favorable weather conditions winter
belt seasonable temperatures everywhere no
cola sight ard clear weather generally noted
Some private dispatches sti persisted IN taking gloomy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. 22-Cotton steady; middling. csc;
low mddng csc: good ordinary. SIS; 6ec o 500
Baltimore, March 22-Cotton nominal; midding
IS lee low mddlng 912c good ordinary sac; gross
receipts, S45 bales; stock. IL, 262 bales.
Savannah. March 22-Cotton quiet; mddlng. 912c; low
middling 9Ac; ordinary sac; receipts 1895 bales
sales. bales; stock. l32 0S3 bales.
Orleans. March Cotton quiet: middling. Csc
low middling exc: good ordinary, 11-16c; receipts
sos bales; exports Britain 1885 bales
Continent HOP bales; coastwse 1900 bales; sales 1900
bales stock 356, 31s bales.
Memphis. March 22.-Cotton steady; middlng. 7-16c
low middlng 8 316c; good ordinary. 13-16c; net
ceipts 637 bales 1o2I bales shipments. DAT bales
sales. $50 bales; stock. 10 s33 bales.
St Louis. March 22-Cott0n quiet; middling. 7-tec;
bale; gross. PCS bales; shipments 2491 bales stock
80, s54 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. March p, 1900.

March 2. 1900.
coFFEE-oaly 1000 bags changed ownership in the
coffee to-day. the swing OF prices
limited points The opened steady
changed prices barely steady midday prices
6Gl0 points lower under light local selling closed
quiet with prices net unchanged 10 points lower. The
regulation cables from foreign markets showed insigni
variations Havre haf-ho,iday that point.
UNCHANGED prices Hamburg and unmportant develop
Brazilian speculative study OF
stcal changes revealed Interesting features in
that connection The investment public still manifested
general indifference The market for Brabzilian
coffee dull with prices the basis OF SdS1sc
for Rio No s. sac for No she for No and SIS q
SIC for No 4. In the market for mild cofees duness
prevailed there being almost entire absence OF buyers
Quotations for good Cucuta 1oQloc although some
brokers asking &c above this Haracabos were
particularly with
about 600 bag. Maracsibo 5000 1000 bags La
Cuayra coffee.
The Of prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOE THE WEST.
Leave New south Ferry tWaitsnAu TermlnaI, Ana
FOOT or Liberty street
'Daily tExcept Sunday .s,,,...
CHICAGO 40 = m Uibertx s,r.., 'ounaAS' O,
and .i2 10 right ' N"'''' '~
3 'l2 10 night- S' Sn"' 'S
81? 10 night - "-' 'e' D in'
ROYAL BLUF TRATNS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. tsoO .,o M r,,,.,,
80 t.oo m uoner) floc tDiner) 81 M CDin,rc
80 Royal Limited sxeiusiveiy Pullman Train pin.,
esh 80 yp;hs 70 oao D. IN Dner, and .la
All trains Illuminated Ptnt.,, 49,.
Cn1ces: li3 1T2 28i. +34.
h.ii r. powey eso rnton st. BROOKLYN: Witt
hotel deaetDatlon. SnsSkso uOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March % p. m-Cotton-spotaFair de
msnd: prices 3-82d lower; American middling. fair
"a s2d good mddns IL SD middling: 5 Sod low
middling, II -S2d: good ordinary 5 5-32d; ordinary
1 31-32d. The sales Of the day 10000 bales
which 800 for speculation and export and included
10 300 American. Receipts, 1900 bales American
Futures opened quiet and closed firm; American mdding
22-64d buyers April and May. 64d5 1964d buyers
May and June 66+d sellers; June and July 3- Gao
1+6+d buyers; July and August ll64d buyers; August
and September. 64d sellers; September October
42-64d sellers October November. 1 32-64d sellers
November and December 2764d BUYERS; December and
January. 2564d buyers: January and February %
a. 25-64d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23

Through trains leave New YorS foot % Ca4raoe-' "
as follows. and minutes earher from w sd = Il
oto m. Daily--Bufaio ENpress-ar-- BlIa-l 50
For Blnghamton, Waverly. Elmra auG Bradford -
train Coaches and Parlor Buffalo. 90 LA
80 p Daty.-ChIcago L.imirei-Fasr
train Chicago. arriving SO .. Arr Cleveland -
Sleepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland Ciuciuuatl DRIES
80 p m paily-Bufraio and Cleveland ENpresss.-
Bunalo ISS Bradford 30. jamestown IO0 al4 ll-as,
town 1927 a. m. Cleveland l. 50 p S-se2e''
Buffalo and Cleveland. Gaze car. -
BIO p m DailN--Sohd train Cor BiugAlnton WtN-sss'
Elnra, Chicago. Sleep@-s BUZZ ChcasC. Cnc'naA-
Dining -
VNICKETs Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN ~
l. COMMODATlONS at III, llS 26l. ful and 40 b-
way lo6 East I25th ST. and 2S West l25-h y 800,
and West 2S3 ferries. New York. S33 and 80 Fus
ST. QS Broadway. BROOKLYN, 122 River S. Ho5oksh a
Jersey city Station. Transfer Co calls toE ~
checks baggage 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. MARCH 3d. 1900

a5 to 10 a7s short backs 10 to Is 10 aa
35s 50: clear bellies IA 10 10. BIS
Square u to "a 10 steady 34s Lard dull R Sd But
3ls Sd American refined. in pals DOS oo
terFnest and good United States nominal nest co..
ored 63s Talow dull prime city 29s Ans,ia .ag,s
London 2ss 3D. Cottonseed oi-Hull refined gus
dull 2ls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady. As kosin- IN
steady 5s. Petroleurn-Rehned. md Lneeea 9t
quiet March nominal May 5s 9sd 59y o.
Corn-Spo quiet; American mixed IS 1odi
mixed. old. IS 1O%d futures steady: March os s7so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
NAVAL STORES.

TIE market about steady for spirits turpentin hut
quiet while rosin ruled steady quiet unchanged
Tar steady. with fair jobbng demand. We quote:
TAR-Regulsrs 81 20; DO oil. bbs SO 90
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-56l56hc
ROSIN-Comnion 70 good strained. 81 72h; e 81 75d
81 so; F. 81 IS: g. 81 90; H 50 10; 50 %: K So AZ
NJ. 81 so: y. 50 90 W G. SO e5; w ". So so.
STOCK ON HAND.
81 bis
Spirits tuTpentTe bbls
Charleston. March 22.-Turpentine firm at BIC Rosn
firm unchanged.
100 bbs Rosin firm receipts 1855 bbs: sales 100 hills
Quoted: A, y. c. ID. 81 so +. 81 90: q 81
II 81 SIS !. 81; X Sc % NJ 81 30; n. 81 SO: G. 81 95
W ". SO 70
Wilmington, March 22-Spirits turpentne steady 6oIL
Q53c: receipts 135 bbls Rosin steady unchanged re
20 bbls Crude turpentine quiet unchen9a5,
ceipts. bbls Tar steady 81 20: receipts 84 bbis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-23
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. March 22-The offerings the wool auction
sales day numbered 1913 bales. Bidding
spirited. Mernos were taken principally by home
trade and the Continent. America taking a
tity Crossbreds good demand Yorkshire and
America. Withdrawals again large. Following
the sales in detail: New South Wales 400 bales secured
lodges lad: greasy. 9iG1s %. Queensland 400 bales
secured is sdGls od 9lsda1s Victoria 900
bales. secured lldals 4isd 6lsdals ID South
Australia. Loo bales 64d4ls West Australia
500 bales; secured Is 1d8ls 3D. greasy 8l.dGls nd
Zealand 44uO bales; secured 6lsdG1s Cd; greasy
bhdGls II. Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 30 bales:
greasy