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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-07
CHICAGO CORN KING.
STORY OF HIS RISE FROM RAILROAD
CLERK TO GRAIN MAGNATE.

How He Engineered Two Big Corr
Veteran Operators-He Is en Ex-
pert on Cereals.
To meet scores of the oldest, shrewd-
est and most experienced spectators
on the Chicago board of trade and ut
terly defeat and demoralize them in a
gigantic trade battle is wonderful
feat for any one, but when it is ac-
complished by one of the youngest
grain spectators in the Windy City it
becomes little short of miraculous. The
young man who has done this is
George II. Phillips, and he has done
it twice within the past six months.
Phillips first sprang into public no.
tice last November when he engineered
a most successful corn corner" In
plain, untechnical language he bought
all the corn that could be had and
forced the price UP in the face of per-
sistent and determined hammes.ing by
the men who wanted to sell. Phillips
November corn corner" lasted about
33 days. He bought 100000 bushels
at 50 cents and sold them at 80 cents,
clearing for himself and his syndicate
about 100000. This November 'cor-
ner" of Phillips was the first successful
"corner'. engineered in Chicago since
the days of "Old Hutch" about IA
years ago.
The young Chicago Spectator has
just repeated the trick with May corn,
together with wheat and oats. Rely
ing on the conditions of the western
roads, the impossibility of purchasing
corn directly from those who had it to
sell and on the sympathy and support
of farmers and country traders, who
are entirely in accord with him, Phil
lips forced and kept up the price of
May corn. He had bought it at about
40 cents and had cornered all the avail
able supply. When the spectators
who had orders for corn and who We're
compelled to get it to deliver tried to
buy, they found the price soaring to
higher points than it had reached in
years.
Naturally Phillips had to encounter
the fierce opposition of the bears, y
and for some days the scene in the
Chicago grain pit was one of bedlam.
The bears resorted to every artifice and
device to make the young corn king
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-07
Minister Conger En- Route.

Ogden, Utah, April 30.-Minister
Conger and party We're met here by
President Burt's private car, in charge
of John n. Baldw>> of the Union Pa
citic, and Ernest f. Uart, John T.
Stewart and Donald MacfSe of the re-
ception committee, all of Council
Bluffs. The party left for the esr>t via
the Union Pacific. Mr.. Conger GSd
nothing new TO say on the Iowa guber-
Material question.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-07
No Loss Of Time

l have sold Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
years, and would rather be outof coffee
and sugar than it. | sold five BOTTLES
of it yesterday to threshers that could
go no farther, and they are at work
again this morning.-H r. Phelps,
Plymouth Oklahoma. AS will be seen
by the above the threshers were able
to keep on with their work without
losing single days time You should
keep bottle of this Remedy in your
home. For sale by G. F. Cassaday &
Co. Broadway Pharmacy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-07
Good for Rheumatism.

Last fall / was taken with very Sc
we're attack of muscular rheumatism
which caused me great pain any annoy
ance. After trying several prescrip-
tons and rheumatic cures l decided to
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which
had seen advertised in the South Jer-
seyman. After two applications of this
remedy l was much better, and after
using one bottle, was completely cured
-Sallie Harris, Salem, N. j. For sale
by c. F. Cassaday & Co., Broadway
Pharmacy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-07
Mhooning Cough

A woman who has had experience
with this disease, tells how to prevent
any dangerous consequences from it,
She says: Our three children took
whooping cough last summer, our baby
boy being only three months old, and
owing to our giving them Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, they lost none of
their plumpness and came out in much
better health than other children
whose parents did not use this remedy.
Our oldest little girl would call Justify
for cough syrup between whoops =
Jessie Pinkey Hail. Springville, Ala.
This Remedy is for sale by C. f.
Cassaday & Co. Broadway Pharmacy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
May 1.

Turner and wife to David McKim, lot 3
block Western Town Lot Co first add Deloit
wd $3.50.
John Carey and wife to August Liljeholm
VIZ swA and sw nw4 section 90 and 60 acres
of sh ne4 section 80 1898.
Mayo.
Anna Aebischer unmarried Rose Frieden
Rles.esel and husband G to w McHenly
lots 8, & s, 0 and 10 block IS Deni>on wd $780,
Martin Neal and wife to Sophie M Ruchti
lot 16 block Charter Oak wd S240.
Henry Hammer and wife to Johanna Schu-
mann e1a nell section "a s3-s7 wd $4,000.
Milwaukee Land Company to Mrs S A Nor.
gan lot block &c Manila wd SIS,
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Excursion Rates to the Pan-American
ENnOSitiOn. Buffalo. NJ. Y.

via the North Western Line, will be
placed in effect May lst, and on Tues
day especially low-rate tickets will be
sold with favorable return limits.
Direct connection at Chicago. with fast
trains of all lines to Buffalo For
further particulars, apply to agents.
An illustrated booklet will be mailed
on receipt of two cents postage by w.
B. Kniskern, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent. Chicago. 35-3t.
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Turkish Mission for China

Constantinople, May 3.-The Turk
ish, mission under Enver Pasha com
posed of military officers and clergy,
charged with the establishment of re-
lations between Turks and the Chinese
Mussulmans, embarked yesterday.
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SIZE; aHoLM TWP. ROAD NOTICE

Tn township Clerk Of Stockholm
township will receive up to the 4th
day CT May 1901, at l o'clock p. NJ,
sealed bids for one township Road
supervisor of road work for the year.
from the 4th day of May, 1901, to the
4th day>of May, 1902 Give price per
day for man. The right to reject any
and all bids is reserved by the board
of trustees. Board will meet at Center
school house May 4, 1901.
c. Fl. WHITE,
27.5t Township Clerk
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Not to BE Exnectcd.

she-Are you certain that you love
me for myself alone?
He-Of course l am. Surely you
don't expect me to love you for your
mother. Somerville Journal.
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Two osceola Hotels Hurn.

Creston. Ia, May Yesterday the
Osceola and Central hotels at Osceola,
Ia, were destroyed by fire. The loss
is $4,000; Insurance, $4,000 The
origin of the fire is not known
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noncommissioned officers with view
to the selection of gunners and gun
nery specialists.
Colonel Sanger is man of much ex-
perience in military affairs, for he has
been connected with the New York
state militia for more than 10 years
AS assistant secretary of war he has
especial charge of the militia of the va
rious states in it's relation to the feder-
al government. Last year, under in
structions from Secretary Root, Colo
mel Sanger went abroad to study the
British system of auxiliary forces.
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Mrs. S. Wright
Artist.

China Painting, Water
Colors, Figures, Fruit
and Flowers. Orders
taken. Wedding and
Holiday presents prompt
ly done. Lessons given.
Water color studies for
China painting for sale,
Address e. F. fuckers
residence.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

desirable grades higher: barely carload ot
STOCK seemed likely carried Common to good
sheep sold at 81 5OgS3 65 per 100 n; cus 81 5os2;
common to prime lambs 81 5O9s6 15 with general sales
a. - I5S6 culs 81 JGds3 so Dressed mutton steady
at eqc 2q &C per ~ dressed lambs firm at 611a1oisc
aDerage at SO per Indiana do 6 10, SIS 50
do 81 10. 81 so: go culls do n. So so: ESQ
90 40 H. az 50 Is Is Kentucky sheep rs n, at 81 e
10 Indiana do, l12 n SO 80.
Newton & Co 130 Kentucky lambs, 6s 10. at SO To-
10 40 eS 10 at So 26S do. IS 70 at s. % 81 do q
70 70 at = 20 29s Virginia do s. ~ at s. So Soi do eo
- H. at 81 so; Kentucky sheep 100 10. at So so; 56
Pe1nSylyania do. culls. Il n at 81 90.
> Judd & Co: los Pennsylvania lambs. 20 70. at S6
ie2 do 6s 10 at s. sTis 1O do 72 10 IS so: 81 do
90 10 az s. 5 culls 46 10, at 81 so; 81 Pennsyvani
sheep III ~ at 50 30; 81 sheep and yearngs. rs No.
3, kerns Commission Co; % Buffalo sheep. III n. at
McPherson & Co: 249 Maryland lambs. 6s fb
| s. sTla; 16 sheep. 90 10. a 81 so.
Harrington Co: 246 Buffalo lambs. Ga 1o at S. so
George & l. S Dillenback: 25 State lambs. Ga II, at
50 53Ils sheep 113 10, 81.
HOCiS-Receipts were cars. or $50 head. including
weights Fair Western hogs sold SIS per 100 10:
good State hogs S6 So Country hogs steady
at !%qSkc per 10 for medium weights and Sh@Shc
Sales-S. Judd & Co: Is hogs average
at So so per loo n; 81 Western do 15s 10 at s6 so
at Sc 65 do 23 b at So co. roughs. 345 10. s5 65
hogs 12s n. Sc 10.
s. Sanders (yesterday): II State AZ
Incorrectly reported 50.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
,,,prAN PRODUCE MARKET.

r,-,ooI Aug 29-Closng: Beef-EXtra India mess
firm AT ass Cd. Pork-Prime mess. Western, firm at
Tos "a IarI-American refined steady at fis Cd prime
Western at ass 3D. Hams-ShoEt cut t 70 40 10 io m
stsaSyy AZ Bacon-Cumberand cut. 20 TO 90 10,
stroc a. 4Ts. short rib 20 to 10 steady at 46s Cd
long clear mddes light 2s to 81 H. steady at aus 90
long cIssr ides heavy steady al 46s; short
clear backs Is 10 firm at 44s clear bellies "a TO 10
m dr al 5s Cd Shoulders-Square IL 10 l3 10, nrm az
sTs IA Sheese-American white quiet at 46s; do
coored quiet al 4es Tallow-Prime city firm at os pa
Anstratan in Iondon firm at 2ss Cottonseed oil-Hul
refined firm 2is. Turpentlne-sprs quiet at 2es ID
Rosn-Common steady As 11sd. D.nseed oil quiet AZ
32s Sd Buter-United firm at 95s: do good
firm at 79s Petroleum steady at 6s 1sd Peas-Cansdan
Ss Flour-St Louis fancy winter STEADY at
Is Sd Hops London 0acihc COAST dull at tsqt3 los
Wheat-Spot-No Western winter quiet at 9s oSnd
No Northern spring dull at IS Id No California quiet
at es futures steady: September 5s cad; Decemner
IS sad Corn-Spot quiet American mixed new As lOd
steady: September As sd; October As ssd No
veniber. As 9Ad.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
rNp0RTS TO-DAY.
- oroTATIoNs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, August -, 1901.
rnFFFE-The market for coffee futures opened steaoy
~ rr,ces unchanged 10 points higher as response TO
s.,es in European markets and room buying Early
s1irsnt was buMshly inclined, based on the improved
~ IN, lio,isafi0n led by Foreign interests.
ss- abic5 nces broke 10 points before the close
,sS was very active during the entire session sales
- ssv Amounting 70 50 coo bags The market
s,arv barely steady. with prices net UNCHANGED 70 10
,s lower Havre closed = franc higher Tor the DAY
- tssr,burr partial 4 pig up Brazilian markets re
-oss barely maintained values, the RIO exchange rate
fs-,,rg I-es ID 1Ossa Heavy receipts had consdera
S n do with the local weakness Ports gave $1,000 bags
- i,-erio- towns 56 the movement Ware
@ en- ss,vees ~ y III hags disappointing. Local
, Supplies continue dull but steady with prices based
80 fo- Rio No 6Ssc fol santos NO = invoice
-. clearances reported this morning included the
steamer Begons with Il 600 bags from RIO ana steamer
Sr--sr P-f-ce with 1900 bags from Santos both
August 2s The heavy sales in SePtembeT 1902 Of late
re Accounted for today by the taking up
~ so-re s0 900 BAGS September notices 1901, to-day. BY
ne sellers q next years option the intention bens pre-
sh ~ deliver the coffee between now and then, the
remote sales sctng q hedge
The range Of contract prices in the local market today
uasa
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Yorll, August %. 1901
BEEVES-Receipts were 3S cars or Goa head, incud-
ing for alive. saughterers and
the market No sales live weight. Nominaly
firm reported light arrivals for Fridays mar
ket. Dressed beef in fair reported
quotations change in Liverpool London cables
No shipments live fresh meat this port
to-day and tomorrow.
cALvEs-Recepts were za4 head. all for the market
a quiet trade at about yesterdays closing
Common 10 choee veals sold So 50dSs per 100
grsssers SO 4O9S3 5o fed calves s49s4 So City
yeals about steady ar 9di2Sser 10 with extra
prime selling in small way 121sc; country
unchanged at IQosc; dressed and but
terrnilks at 5Gsc.
saIes-S Judd G. Co.: As veals 1S9 10 average. at
81 7b per 100 10; mixed calves s. So fed
calf 200 10 81; do. 2os 10 81 1873
n. at So so. -
Newton & CO.. IA veais. leo 10 at IS; DO, 200 NJ.
at Sc 5o ! Co. 100 ib Sc; 2 do 200 II, s5 80
George L s. Dienhaek: u veals. ll5 10. at So 30;
J. G. Curtis & Son: IS veais 100 10 at SO so; do 90
70. AZ 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 10 cars, or S,o23
head all for the market making with the stale STOCK
1914 sale. Sheep met with fair inquiry at
steady prices lambs moderate supplies ruled rIn and
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
orHER MARKurs-RY rp1.EGnApH

Chicago Aug 29-Cattle-Receipts 10000 head includ-
ing 500 Texans and 1900 Westerns; generally
higher and active butchers strong Western
strong grassers weak good prime SIS 6OqS6 5
poor TO medium 50 75dS5 50 sockers feeders about
steady at 81 25s4 % cows So 45qs4 4O heers SO 50
90 Gamers steady 81 5OGS2 bulls steady 81 esq
"a 90 calves stronger S3GS5 e5; Texas firm
s4QS0 O Texas So 2E9s3 90; West
ems So0IS5 TO- Hogs-Recepts to-day head; to-
morrow l1OCO; estimated left over 1900 active
ana 9I'12c higher; common packers weak; top, SO co.
mixed and butchers So SOG$6 So good TO choice heavy
90 SlS6 60; rough heavy IS 1885 light 75S6 4O
puIk or sales SO 1OQ$6 40. Sheep-Receipts
seep strong to Oc higher: good lambs
serS SLOW good 70 choice wethers, S3 356S4 TO-
loe mixed S3QS3 40 Western sheep SO 25aS4 TO-
i've lambs. $3.50 %; Western lambs. S4G$5 10.
cincinnati aug. 29.-HOgs active
80 90 Cattle 50 5IS5 Sheep steady at 81 259
80 20 Lambs steady 50 5OGS5 40.
East Bufalo Aug. 20.-Cattle-Ofterngs
koo demand and steady fair light steers 81 35S4
5s iaIr 10 best $6 75aSI 75; grassers 50 5Oa$ Hogs
Oierlhgs Y cars; active higher: fair to choice
80 6tgS6 20; medium TO choice heavy, esq
sS az az srassers and Michgans Sc 50as6 CO. pigs SO Esq
30 90 rouEhs - 1886 stays. 81 5O1s5 Sheep-Oherngs
70 cars; active and higher handy wehers So s5Qs4 90
70 extra mixed S3GSS 49, culls common 81 5OG
5 10 iaInbs spring choice fancy s. $3.50 yearngs
s. f5st "a Loerty aug 2e-Catte steady: extra cog
60 ~ prime 70 SoaSa So good So 1e6s5 25 Hogs active
t Inediuns and heavy Workers Sc 55as6 6
etgt ana quality. S6 1OQS6 35 skips s56S5 Is: rourns
SG 5nn 81 2oq$2 25 yearngs 81 5O9s4 TO- veal calves
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

sion By foreign buying evidences Of large seaboard
clersnces again and strength Of
oboFe the opening prices But subsequent
gether with disappointment over export trans
The sret ay sSsy a. @ a. 6sane 5eaHon 6at Ws.,s1 @
elevator people sold against their Northwest
acceptanoes. while in all markets Of lquia
ton IN anticipation Of the holidays a weak and
depressing seahoard potts 35 loads were
taken by about half previous DAYS total
ne cables presented weak average Liverpool closing
al = marks net lower An advance Of Buda-
pest was the strongest factor foreign Primary
last year and seaboard clearances Of
amounted TO $4,000 hush Except the European de-
Tand az the start, trade here chiefly local
count All day ana Of little importance
rent report claimed fan sown
winter wheat Northwest favorable
Vestnz in the few has not been com
Io~: No Northern New-York T7iGc prompt; No
northern Chicago. 7Tic prompt; No Nev-York
CcttNA recovery in from Wednesdays heavi-
ness occupied most OF the forenoon. December
locally IN 70 6tc but later unloading brought about by
sI cesIances and export demand, destroyed the ad-
.-e and left market rather lAa&c net de-
eIlne ST Louis about only exception that mar
ket ralyng 2c hour and closing rather
nrrl on demand from Crop accounts and
mates usual. conflicting. The Price Current
Improvement while Of the private messages
y ery ouish Country offerings have improved
ana estimates for Fridays Chicago were 445
ct. Inc Liverpool market closed Adsd lower
h4S aoout SIX loads reported taken
20 corn closed at 81 NC prompt; corn 63Ac
pohpt; NO yellow corn, 81 sc prompt. .OATS-Ad-
Vancing first corn market oats Eventually
net decline No closed 3sltc; No g. ssc No
nl'e cats 4oe No white 39b3ci mixed 3TlaG
RfE-Market easy. No Western size and No 2
PABg El otSi Hi poth afoat State rye 55G5ec
mailing at eoG65c. both c Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

cash quotations follows: Flour steady. No 3
.l..s wheat 81 = sac, " red. 7Olsc 2 corn
5i"s4@t es No yellow - 4 a65Ac No 34d s5c
NJ white Sj'4 9i37 &c No 3 white. sQ37<c No . rye
haNseed. 81 -; NJ Northwestern. 81 IS Prime timothy
seri 8 a. Cloye.. CONTRACT grade. 50 1899 Mess
pork btl 50 3oQSII - f1rd per 100 n. S. s5Q
$ q short ribcs sides docstt s. 20G$S Dry saIted
Shoulders boxed. - 24S So short clear boxed
Ss eoGS0 Wh.sSey. basis OF high WINS 80. on the
creRuerics iiJi9'Tc. daes 13uTc. steady %.
tloizc. EsEs active. fresh. Iic.
Duluth. Aug. 29.-Wheat-Cash. No hard. II l4c No
Northern, &c. Ne Northern. 66c: No spring G4c:
September GsA.c october, soc December 69Ac: May,
,3c. Corn 52%c oats. 347s033%c.
Milwaukee, Aug 2g-Close-No Northern 7oR7ic:
No Northern 6s'z Gts'sc September 6Sas d7lsc Corn
September S3i9c. december. 5Gc, Rye-No /. 53izc
Barley dull No ? Ole. sample. 45G6oc.
Minneapolis. Aug. @9-Wheat-Cash 677sc; September.
G7isc. December. 6sl4c ON track-No hard 69+sc No
patents s9 s5nS3 o5; patents So 65aS3 10
hre clears 50 s0a$2 50; second clears 81 90 Bran-In
bulk, S14n$i+ 90
Philadelphia. Aug. 29.-Wheat steady grades.
August 73G73i4c. corn unchanged No mixed August,
- \ weaker. = white clipped
steady fair demand. Western creamery 20d2Oiac
do nearby prints 22c- Eggs firm. good demand, fresh
nearby. 1sc do Western lSc do Southwestern. l6c: do
Southern. Cheese steady: New-York fun
fancy. small 99c. choice. Ss.H9i4c Receipts
Flour 1000 Dhls 1gI 900 10 sacks: wheat. 10000
BUSH corn. 1000 bush. 15O0O bush. shipments
Wheat 80 00O bush corn 1900 bush. oats 1.5OO bush
St Louis. Aug 29.--WheHt-No red cash. 80 hc; Sep
tember. 69ac. December. 7lsc May 75iac: No hard.
6Sa69itc. Corn lower: No cash. 54Sc: September.
37c September 35c; December. 37.c; May. 3SSe; No
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
rppooL COTTON MARKET.

,t, -. 90 4 D. n.-Cotton-Spot in fair de
r,dnS , nrmer American middling fair SSIi6d;
nand' man prices h'I 516d; mddng. Sd low middling.
gons ordinary 17S2d; ordnary SS2d The
o-1 sooi we're 900 bales Of which 900 were Tor
safes OF the aaS mort and included 5700 bales Amer
can rrceints 900 bales, including SEQ American 1G
80 - ,ist and American mlddllns
m c. august 57-eid sellers; August ana % .
az z, a, S',yers october November Si5id sellers
November ana December 27-6ia4 2soid buyers pe
cer,br a,5 January 2T-64d buyers; January and te-
mari sellers; February and March, a-'-ota sell
ers; March and April 27-6id sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

COTToH-The market for cotton futures opened firm.
VIZ prices 10 L points higher. and continued rise
1ter lhe can on very active and outside buying.
seaIely OF sellers and superabundance Of bulish
Ah domestic ana foreign Sentiment which last
view shorts were dumfounded by advance Of =
go-s N Liverpool futures having expected decline Of
ph at result Of the break the close here yester
Duglng orders advance 3321 IN spot
cotton IN the English market and reports that cotton
ts uaoe on the Continent improving served 10 In
seiy the bulash tenor Of the cable advices. As for
aoe news crop adices stated that the Texas crop
.sllins very rapidly much complained Of
again over the South Atlantic States and portions Of
me central belt Southern spot markets described
ey Afh ana tending upward increased demand, Fan
e MI accounts depicted further change for the better
saoSt of predictions BY midday January had advanced
p ouz ane gave promise Of doing better later IN
esy The shorts were nervous. and after several in
'-- eehPs 70 check the rise hasteneo 70 Teacn
@ ground Speculation broadened rapidly. ana Included
$50 buying or wire houses and commission brokers
NeN-ofleans and Europe bid freely Tor the faH
&C winter months IN pit Texas bought October
e uaNoraDle crop outlook. after midday reports
reached the pit the effect that hot winds
accounts atresh and prices rapidly worked higher
Sl9se upon the Texas Official statement
sock, the result of which was reduction
te hsures Of $1,000 bales 1l4OOo bales This was
lols position than before October advanced 10 ho3
January 10 SOS around which figures there was con
ssoe selng for profits Rumors that recounts OF the
and Liverpool stocks, usual al the end OF the
sy4soh were under way. and would also show a pro
-unced reduction lid much stimulate new buying
here was very little for sale time. except
az adjournment Of three days close al hand. and
,5 80 TWO government reports due next Tuesday, few
ol sales for Rurnors that THE Journal Of Com
soe vas coming Tomorrow with decrease IN the
without conhrnation but heped TO stfren the afternoon
paris higher.
range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits quiet and a shade easier
TO-DAY under lack Of support. Rosin quiet. while
pitch ruled steady. We quote;
TAR Regulars 81 -: do oil bbls 81 25.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- -36i4 Q36N.c
RosIN-Common 70 good strained, 81 4o9sl as: p.
k s. 70: NJ s. G5: y 50. W C. SO S5: w w. 81 20
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits tuTpentne. ltott ppIa
Tar '-o O
Savannah Aug 29-Spirits turpentine firm. S3ac re-
cepts S58 hhls. sales 22S exports. go Rosn firm;
receipts bbls: sales 1864 exports 1898 We quote:
A. 3 and & 95c; n 81 T. 81 O5 F. 81 10; @. 81 IL. IL.
81 20 l. 81 4o X 81 65 NJ So To- n. 81 Is; @, IS l5;
W ". So so
Charleston Aug -Turpentine-Market. nothing do
ing. frm unchanged.
ing. receipts 20 firm. 95caSl: receipts az
bbls turpentine quiet at S1Sl 50 ana seay AT
$$ 90 receipts 107 bbs Tar steady. ~ 3D. receiptS'
1896 bbls - "a,
London Aug 29-rurpentne spirits. 26s lid
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tribun.
"a received their Uptown ONCE No I242 Broadway
2d door north 6f until o'clock .. advertise
nents at following regular
office until O'Clock viz: 25i Sth-ave
cor 23i-st I52 6th-ave.. 12thst. Macys
and 14th-st 142 Coumbus-ave West 66th
West 42d-st.. 6th-ave: ST.: 25T
42d-st between 159 East
3D. ave- between 10th nth 3d-ave. near
e1st-st 7Os ist-ave. seth Tremont-ave.
s25 Bleecker-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

On M cotton ciassd steady, with quotations &c higher
nds,o oesls OF eAc for middling upland and SIC for
were fst Slt Sales 676 bales Southern spot markets
frn ,,Vtiaphed as follows: Eew-OTleans quiet ana
slciarged az SIC. Mobile quiet. unchanged az
frm ,--tennah quiet unchanged al sssc. Charleston
"a al SIC. Wilmington dur unchanged AT
unchso.s hrrn unchanged al shc Baltimore nominal
Augrr. AZ e7ec; Galveston firm. unchanged Is i6c
sS,. sa hn. unchanged FL SIC new S%cl: 81 Louis
uhchansed al 9-lsc.
cay e q cotton at the ports and points
rec with the same day last week and year:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-30

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