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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-20

THE Iron City OH and Gas company
is keeping the center of the stage
pretty well these days.
CLEANING, dying, repairing and
pressing in the best manner. Kid
gloves cleaned and dyed. Charges
very moderate. Geo. w. Weible, 424
Front street.
THE ground hog still has the floor
and it is generally understood be will
hold it until spring.
LEAVE your bundle with Adam
Bower. He is an agent for Miller's
New Method Laundry.
LATEST advices from Wheeling are
TO the effect that Mrs. Holland will
fight the case which has been started
against her and will not go TO Ohio
unless taken by requisition.
SoUTH Morgantown viii offer her
bonds for sale and bids will be re
ceived by Mayor Stephan or Recor
der w. l.. Coomhs until noon on
Monday March 25th.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to any and all per-
iodicals. magazines and papers reeeiv-
ed at the Acme.
THE decision of the cadets not TO
attend the Inauguration at Washing
ton will make considerable difference
in the showing from here. 1t is to be
regretted that satisfactory arrange
ments could not be made.
On Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
days Viewers get fresh oysters from
Baltimore and these like all the rest
of the stock are of the very best.
1T won't be long until Senator FL
kins begins to build coke ovens up
Deckers Greek. He will probably buy
some more land In that part of the
county before he does very much in
that direction however.
Few people think that Gov. Atkin-
son will veto the appropriation bill
even if the legislature refuses to pay
off the debt that he and the rest of
the Pan American crowd incurred.
They will pay no attention TO his
threats.
BENCH and Bar legal news Jour
nal of Chicago contains in its last
issue very handsome picture of Dr.
Howard N. Ogden, formerly Of this
place. but now President of the Hi
nois College of Law and deyotes a
page to biographical sketch.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-20


THE snow in the east portion paid
us a visit last night, and this morning
was a very cold one However, the
indications are that it will not last
long, as no spell of weather has lasted
very long this winter.
SATURDAY Evening Post 81; Ladies
Home Journal ST.; Woman's Home
Companion 81. All for $3.50. At
the Acme.
MISS Mona HoGUE and her sister
Mrs Turner have rented the build
ing now used by Jesse L. Turner's
tailoring establishment and will con
duct an extensive mantua making
establishment and handle ladies fur
nishings.
PRICES at L. j. Holla nd's barber
shop. Hair cut Is cts. Shave 10 cts.
Shampoo % cts. Lady's shampoo 25
and IS cts. New shop at 227 Walnut
street. Satisfaction guaranteed
NORTHEAST of Cross Roads, in
Monongalia county, the South Penn
Oil Company is drilling in the sand
at it's No 2 ON the Isaac Strosnider
farm. The well made Is barrels the
first "a hours from the first pay
They have shut down to move the
boiler before drilling it in.
THOSE who like kraut can get it at
Weaver's grocery in any quantity.
HARRISON ALBRIGHT seems TO
have been convicted of the same sin
that got Annanias into trouble. He
has been fred as architect for the cap
itol annex, and there is great all
around cussing being given everybody
who has had anything to do with this
job, which has been more largely steal
than anything else.
IT seems FROM later returns that the
Legislature can kick the sDoc" out if
they want to, and they are showing
signs OF wanting to since he shows no
signs of doing the decent thing and
getting out. They will bring him to
time quickly if they cut off the
sspap," which he is needing very badly
In his business.
WHEN you have news item give it
to our reporters. Or, If you fail to
see them, send it over the telephone
We have both phones. The names
of your visitors and guests are always
welcome to a place in our columns
Bits of newsy gossip, social affairs,
anything Of that kind, will be gladly
received. II you do not know the
facts our reporters will look them up.
ALL mails both incoming and out
going are being weighed at the local
postoffice under orders from the de-
partment and this will be kept up
until further orders. No explanation
of the reasons which led to the orders
having been issued have been received
here. 1t is not thought that it has
anything to do with the payment of
the railroads for carrying the mails
as this was attended to year or so
ago.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-20
No matter il the investigators we're

No matter IL the Investigators were
not acting under legal warrant they
found out some things that were so.
LADIES will do well to consider the
indueement Hirschmans are giving in
all kinds Of furs. You can buy them
at 40 cents on the dollar.
THE Minstrel show To- night is ex-
pected to be a good one. There is a
good sale so far and there is expected
that full house will greet the per-
formers when the curtain goes up
THERE will be social at the NJ. Il.
church On Thursday evening gwen by
the Epworth League, The friends OF
the organization are cordially invited
to be present.
SOME great bargains in mems wom-
ans and ehildren's shoes at Hirsch-
mans, odds and ends TO close out.
TONIGHT or to- morrow 1t will prob
ably be decided whether the Hartigan
case will be tried this term OF court or
not. 1t is hardly thought that the
defense will stand up and take their
medicine until they have To.
STILL a few ladies capes and chill
drens Jackets left You can have
them at your own price. Hlrsch-
mans.
THERE is some chance that the
National Guard may go To Charleston.
The members OF the local company
hope that the chance may prove TO be
worth its full value. They would
like very much to take the trip.
SHOES suitable for winter and
early spring wear, broken sizes and
broken prices, at Hirsehmans.
CHARLESTON il fixing for great
big parade there on March fourth.
They will spend all the money that
they can raise and hope. to have a
much nicer time than they had four
years ago when it was horrible frost.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-20
sBea1 CIR FKIENDs.
Personal Mention of Prominent People
Where they are and How they are.


Where thev are and how they are.
Edgar B. Stewart has been on a
brief visit TO uniontown.
Judge w. s. Meredith, of Fair.
mont, was Tuesday afternoon ar
rival.
Fred Reeves has gone to Wheel
ing where be will be for couple of
weeks.
DR. George |. keener OF Weston has
been visiting relatives here on his way
to Pittsburg.
Mrs E. G. Smith OF Wheeling is
here to visit her parents Mr. and
Mrs. nj. Hennen.
Mrs Smith OF Uniontown arrived
on Tuesday night to visit her daGgh
ter Mrs. w. L. Morris.
Mrs. T. t, Babbet aud little child,
If the Pump Station, who have both
been suffering from grip are better.
Miss Dell Hennen continues to
improve and her many friends hope
that before long that she will be en-
tirely recovered.
The marriage of Miss Ada Wade
will take place in Pittsbnrg to Gay.
Il viii he u very quiet affair and
only a very lew people will witness
it.
j Ii. Donahey has returned from
visit to his home at Pittsburg.
His father has been quite sick with
grip but is better in the last few
days.
Judge y. S. G. Kendall of Fair
mont arrived in town on Tuesday af-
ternoon. The judge has swelled up
to fit the dignity of his new Office as
If he had been born a judge.
Charles Kennedy, OF the Pump Sta
ton, who has been sick for several
days recovered enough TO attend the
show last night, but is confidently ex-
pected to be worse today
Miss Matte Boughner went to
Washington this morning to visit her
sister Miss Emma and witness the in
auguration ceremonies. She will re-
main until the latter part OF March.
Col Jos. McDermott says that he
don't know anything at all about any
soap factory and is surprised to learn
that report is in circulation coupling
his name with venture OF this kind.
Mrs. j. f. Weaver is very Ill from
complications arising from grip ard
her recovery is extremely doubtful.
She is quite advanced in age. Her
many friends are very sorry to learn
OF this and hope for the best.
II. G. Wells has vacated his room
on Main street and it has been
turned over to Frank St. Clair who
is getting ready to install his new
stock and expects to open up at an
Early date.
Prof. T. e. Miller has gone TO
Charleston where he will remain for
some time There is great deal
that has to be attended to in con
neetion with the transfer OF the
office OF state superintendent from
Trotter to himself.
Captain John Hatfield is better
than he has been for several days.
He has been IN bed suffering from
the effects of the fall which he got
in his office some time ago His
brother William of Fordyce is here
to visit him.
DR.. l. O. White is back from
Charleston ard Washington. He is
very much pleased with his success in
getting an appropriation for the geo.
logical survey placed Ia the approprl-
alton bill as introduced. This means
a great deal for the state but was left
out at the last session Of the legisla-
ture on account OF misundelstand-
ing OF the measure on the part OF some
members Of the house.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-20
CLARK MAY is holding up the Grim

CLARK MAY is holding up the Grim
inal charges bill. He is chairman of
the committee and he is carrying the
bill around in his pocket His county
would lose great deal by having the
bill pass and he don't intend TO let 1t
pass If he can help it, The rest OF
the legislature is cussing him but he
don't pay much attention to that hav-
ing been law student here for sever
al years.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-20
Fox Terrier Lost.

LosT-A fox TERROR answering to
the name of joe Finder will re-
ceive liberal reward on returning him
to Col. JOS McDermot1. either at his
Office or at his home.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-20
We have often said,

That we took special pains to get any
book for any customer no matter when
or where published. OF course this is
often very hard to do and once in, a
great while we fail We are glad to try
however. It's our motto: ANY Book
YoT- WANT. If WE DON'T HAVE IT WE GET
IT." Bring us your orders for special
books. Here are a few of the great
many late books just added TO our stock !:
Alice OF Old Vinceanes---Thonp
Quincy Adams Sawyer---Pidgin
Quisante---Hope.
Richard Yea and Nay.
A Friend of Caesars.
These are all books worth reading.
Come IN and look them over.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-20
Free Clinics.

DIR. F. P. RUHL, Profess
sor Of Veterinary Science w.
V. u, will give free clinics
Wednesday and Friday Afternoons
of each week at one o'clock
at the State Experiment barn.
Free advice will be given
the owners of sick or disabled
animals who present them at
these times.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-20
Take a Look Anyway.

Both the intended purchaser andt
the person who ''is just shop
pingo are equally welcome here.
We like to show our goods
we're proud of them. We knowf
there's no more elegant, worthy,
up-to-date jewelry stock anywhere
in this vicinity, and we know our
prices are the lowest of the low. !
Whether you are in the buying
mood or not come in and take
look anyway-all the latest fads
and novelties in the jewelry line. I
Geo. c. Hayes & Co.,
Leading jewelers..
R. A. HAYES, Optician.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-20

DON'T fail to see the Minstrel show
this evening.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-02-20
VALENTINES.

From fc up. Comic and
Fancy ones. Books--Our
Motto: A good book for
1Oc. Our stock of groceries
is fresh, clean and sold at
the lowest prices. Oil 12c
a gallon.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Nov aoCattle,Reeeipts 900 & hesG. d i 70
slow and steady to l5c lower soOo
prime Sc 25gs7 TO- to medium SS6 ss9c6sFs ss o
feeders S2as4 81 25S4 So heifers, 81 ooQSo O
Gamers 81 2as2 bulls s1@S4 So calves 81 6oaS3 40;
Western steers S3 SOC 50 70 HogstaeceipIS o0 b
active and strong higher light steady mixed and
butchers s. 925e good choice heavy. 50 65eI
Sc O2is rough heavy 4Osa 60 light s. 25Qs5 55 bulk
Of sales IS 6O4S5 SheepRecepts % 000 head sheep
Glow and lower; lambs. test steady others weak;
good to choice wethers S3 40GS4: Western sheep, $50
SIS T5 lambs 81 5o@S4 65 Western lambs feeders
81 -
Cincinnati Nov 2O-Hoss active So 75aS5 So. Cattle
dull 81 75@S5 Sheep dull lower S14s2 80. Lambs
dull. lower. 81 25els4 10 -, , - .,
amapd st MONDAYS prices: Veals steady;
40 to S4 50ls6 80. Hogs-Oferngs.
40 active for good grades others steady
best heavy IS sos5 95 mixed IS soGs5 90 good weight
s. S. coughs s5Gs5 30 sags s4@si so; closing
Sheen and lsmbs-Suppiy "a steady for good to
bsst lambs; fancy lambs sOgs4 SO; 81 itsi 55
sheen easy; top mixed So 35s3 so: fair do
ssass IS eus and common 81 5oas2 s5 wethsrs and
East Liberty Nov 2o-cats seady choi9s ,s $ T5gSe
ss5 9s heavy mediums s. 7S$' 1a i;o so light %
S. 5oss5 co. pigs s. S5as3 s rosghs s 81 Sogss go
mon s1Gs2 So 5os4 veal calves So 50g$7 "a
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
raw, in tons. FOR weeks ending a,
Totals 80.

PoUITRY-ALIvE-Re Receipts to-day included IC cars
plies continue dealers all
blocked up ds %h ss2K' @ PSe aF e o3r T
Live pigeons unchsnFed We quote: SPRING eg.GEen&s & per
Western pair 604or DO Southern and Southwestern
ooGGOc; Western s1gsl u; Southern and South
INTIMATE Outlet 9F4 M sn OF weak Ns sgd ana @
The bulk Of the receipts so far are ICED though cor
turkeys good enough to carr over for the heGay
Average best iced rarely salahIe above 1O, though
s e te.t western Fowls ana chickens IN moderate sup
Steady Prime spring ducks ana geese sell fairly
Sae fgasl hg P n o@oc 2% S de- 9d ioo DO os
5e e DO sa5 6b5 shs ehqsS o
ern scaded chaSs % & s ao dry & GlSkTd a or a do
Southwestern to good rae ola cocks
spring western siOc; dry packed turkeys and
rn and S9 Ssd Sns ea re h G% fa a. goa Do f e.
d2 1, ST s{sae asa sca5G faneR qa sa fair to good
fR ioaio a other western tsncy ilai2e do good
Sa iSisdd a1Pe Ge Pi5 11se sss DO '@F
o55: % al sSss sss s2s
fowls Ohio Michisan, fancy scalded orsc: other
dry picked a a. 6r e6o's t. ts4 s 1s othT c ma
ard Delaware fancy I2Gl14c; DO Gsr to good % dg@
1olls do poor t% far - 5@s ssgse cm1c Ma1
mixed 81 75Ts2: 90 dark, 81 25@sl 80
sd M sa 9enand Rs ss Rbs in a
b onae a ee nfte Rft ,oag &o9eber @ 20 We
prime per dozen grouse. 75GS2 partrdges 81 700
81 ToedcocE 1851 30: wild ducks per pair a3
SO 50TS3; redhead. 81 5oTS2; do maard 75c9S: 90
teal wing 60875c: do green wing. 4OG5oc raooi's
per pair. 25d30c
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES-Irish potatoes are
the improvement; market
shows very strong potatoes Onions
less to-day. but
IS quiet. prices without change. Other locs
vegetables about the prices as lately Huoeu
still and the ieW
Florida prices. Florida egg
plants about steady. irregular. Southern
salad demand when of choice qualty;
large choice per les n bag 81 25@s2 30;
large common good. les n bag S24$2 go Maine.
prime per So 5o$2 70; do State good TO prime per
50 5GS2 75 do sack. So 37q$2 5o do jersey
Jersey per 81 25G$2 10; DO Vfneland
81 23G$3; Virginia, yellow. fair 10 prie
S7GS2 Brussels sprouts good choice. quart ga
&c. inferior, 3d5c chicory, New-Orleans per Dbl Sf
cucurnbers Florida per 81 5O6S2 % do per
s1GS IS; caulifowers Long Island fancy per o'
S2aS2 good. 81 25@S1 75 do culls 81 CAP
bages Long Island. 100 81 5ogS8; celery
f0d4oc. eggplants Florida per box y ootSo'
escaroe l;ew-orieans. per S4GS5: lettuce. New
leans per bbl s3s3 so: do Norfolk half bbi basSe
51c@sl North Carolina, per half Dbl basket
per bag s2Qs3 co. fair prime $3s3 SO; DO
low good bag. S3@S3 % do poor to far - 20
asa so do Connecticut rsd per Dbl - 5oS 40 vsstern
yellow per bag, S31S3 81; do red So 25d$3 TO- 9ka'
Florida 81 5oSo 5o onions
Orleans per 100 punches. So: peas. Florida per
s2as2 so; romaine New-Orean per DOL 5GS
string beans Charleston bush BASKET - pug
sa green s49S5; do Fior green per bush ssS
So 50Gsi so; per S3dS4 25 do way per
basket 81 bbl Hubbard s2aS2 20: 90
canada 7075c; tomatoes Florida per carrier
! s34$3 30
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady; NO .
spring wheat No red. 73%.q'44zc NO ySiio~
corn, 61.c; No oats, 41qilS.c: No "nlts'
4sq4s1sc; No white. 4Sqt qt3,sc; 59s,c No rn.
haxseed 81 45GS1 454; Northwestern 81 40 prime
timothy seed S6G$6 pork. bbl Sf 5olsIt
lard per b IS sass short ribs sides Qoose ~ 20
ass 10 shoulders (boxed 81 81 t2Gs oo snoL
clear (boxed 4O0sS 80; whskey. basis OF hlgn
wines 81 81 clover, grade IS on the frooce
14G2I2c dai-ies 132oc; cheese steady. 9a1o4c eggs
firm; fresh, 23lza2ic-
Duluth Nov 20-Wheat cash, No / hard, 73'4c: No
Northern CSC: No Northern. 69sic: December es@s9
697sc; May. 73&c Corn. 6o14c. Oats. 4o15g393sc
Milwaukee, Nov. 20.-wheat higher close. No North
ern T1J5MTcc; No Northern. 701aaI1c: May t9STsc
Rye steady; No /. 5S15c. Barley firm; No p 331oe12c
sample, 5Oa59c. Corn-May. 63i4c
Minneapolis Nov 20-CIose: Wheat-Cash, 7o1Rc: Pc
cember G94c: May. T21ac On track; No hard I.1
frn irst patents So 65Gs3 7; patents sS 5eq
So co. 81 5s2 s5; second clears s. 20 Bran
in s15 5GGs16
Philadelphia Nov 2Owheat firm. 1c higher contract
mixed November 67G6I1&c. Oats quiet: No white
clipped Butter rm good demand; fancy West
er creamery &c; nearby CSC. Eggs firm; lc
higher: fresh nearby 2Sc do Western, &c; do south
western. 26c. Southern 25c Cheese firm New ork
full creams fancy. small 10ss40c; DO fair TO choice
wheat $4,000 bush; corn. 5000 bush oats 5000 BUSH
:;htprlents-Whea $1,000 bush; 5000 bush oats
I 500 bush
St Louis 20-Close-Wheat. No 2 red. cash
1859 December 74c; May 7TlsG77c; hard. Il4c
Corn-No cash, 63c; December. 62G 621sc; May. 6tsc
Oas-No 44c; December. 4lSsa412ic: May 4S149
433zc white. 46c
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YoTf November 20. 1901.
,,p4-r,r-To-aav's coffee market exceedingly
.w featureless affair II opened steady with prices
ro irs higher European buying. and local cover
sLV -ssrfinc from strong early the French
xar which came UP 1 and smaller movement
r1@es AZ Brazilian ports interior towns than had
tsr looked for the opening activity the market
Soyyn spasnoiic hand-to-Tnou business
~ 1-si6e srecuation entering the transactions
vterr Of further advance HaNre local sellers
held the prices
i and steady the opening basis most of the ses-
I,n Total sales 20.0oo bags-an ins7Snllcant
sinoss in COMPARISON trade Of late Final
-csS indicated net advance Of points and STEADY
pss--one Fayre closed !. higher The Ger
Sn market remained closed in observance OF holiday
decline OF at
decrease in exchange rate, now quoted at
iEc mort receipts Of 5000 bags. and interior receipts
son deliveries in this country
vsre disappointing. coming only 1900 bags In me
80 street market staple ruled quiet but steady, with
noations more nominal the basis OF SAC or
so No $50 for Santos No 4 invoice lois me
The range prices IN the local market was as
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov 2o-Cotton steady: middling. 7-16c;
low mdding, sac: good ordinary. &c; receipts 1o6
bales; sales. 1901: stock. 1,lii.216.
Norfolk Nov 2o-C9tton steady middlin: SC low eTy
bales exports coasise sales $50; stock. 2s 231
Savannah Nov 2O.-Cotton steady: middling. 3-l6c:
6s4c S.+li bales;
exports coaswise. 2001; sales $50: stock, 157 3S1
New-Orleans. Nov 2n.-Cotton steady middlng Itsc.
middlng Csc: good ordinary 5-16c net receipts
244T bales: i49: exports TO Great BriteIn
France, II 40. coastwise, 1855 sales bOOo
stock 27s. 7i9. ,
Noble Nov quiet. middIing. Iisc; low mid
ding 6s4c good ordinary. SIC; receipts 312 bales ex
ports coastwise. 1892. sales. 7OO; stock 2s5s5
Memphis Nov. 2o-Cotton steady; middling, S-loc'
mddng 15i6c: good ordinary. 8 9-16c: net re
ceips 5s2; gross ; 2s6 sales roo: 1lo.sSs.
Augusta Nov. 20.-Cotton steady: middIing. T-l69
TI4c middIing 1eGII4c: receipts 2112 bales
gross, 2345 shipments. 2625 sales. Ios stock 3I5t4
Houston 2o-COtton steady. mddling. 1loc low
rniddling 36c good ordinary. 57sc; receipts SsSS
bales: shipments 6.9l6; sales. 152o; stock 1880
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nev-York November 20 1901.
pEaS-The market holds steady Tor DO
beans fair demand 10. choice
niesS exceedingly scarce fea no. over
stock s re steady at 81 for best stock NO inrther
transactions IN red kidney p1, ieI
asking SZ ~ gene II
-, 70 hIy al however Other state a.o
is easy 70 in price we quote Beans
sroR M 1901 choice hush s2 20 do Teou Gnoic enc S
.a A. choice go red kiGr ey choies 90
Si,U eve 50 soS2 do black turtle SOUP ~
G lima CaIifornis So 25dS3 30 Italan aeuh In =, %
~ sI 7asa. 10 scotch 81 81 esl 40 . :. r,.,.
ISi .-zs seemed 20 De AtIie
.-.y but nothing DEVELOPED to change /" Aii'
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. November 20 I33i-
r,rEvFS-Rec.ipts were cars, BASS head m
Guiding AZ cars 10 be exported alive and s for the
with stale cattle IS cars on sfis,
which 30 were al Jersey City and 35 at Sixteth-s
liberal and while the deiiiaia
Sagr nc than steady aEd sla-s
lower in many cases: easier; rne -
steady strong common -
eboce native steers sold at 81 25Gs5 80 per 100 ~
nort bulls at s4GS4 75 at 81 6as3 30 DTesse SIDES
city dressed ma
sbies las, received live cattle steady at l-0i'
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
LIVERPOOL, COTTON MARKETS

Liverpool. Nov. 20 p m-Cotton-spot. de
prices steady. American middling. -32d- The
the day 10000 bales which 500 for
speculation export. included 9s-0 American Re
Ceips bales including SO 900 American: futures
opened and closed quiet but steady; American mid
ding < O C. November IL 64G4 ID Gid buyers; Novem-
December. seid buyers; December and January
64T4 z-8id value: January and February. Gig
6-tid value: February March. 5-64f4 sell
ers: March April. 5-64d April and May.
cid buyers: May June SD buyers June and
July. buyers: July and August 5-64d sellers
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21
NAVAL STORES.

change as 10 tone or price Of spirits tur-
partine TO-DAY Demand very slack Rosn, how
while and pitch steady
~
TAR-Regulars 81 So do oil bbls So 90.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3 d3Sc.
POSIN-Cornmon good strained. 81 50. ID. 81 90; p
81 co: s.; TO- H 81 20; l. 81 as; X. 81 90; NJ
So 30: " S3 GO: w G. 81 95: W W. 81 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine -og o t
Charleston. Nov. 20-Turpentine firm and unchanged
and unchanged
Savannah. Nov 20.-Sprts turpentine firm at 3oc re-
bbls: sales 733 exports. 36l Rosn firm re-
bbls: sales. 290S; exports, 1-21i
Wilmington Nov. 2oSpirits turp4ntine quiet at 8 q q
"a receipts IS Rosin firm 95cGS1 receipts,
bbls Crude turpentne firm 81 1oaS23 receipts "a
bbls. Tar firm at 81 Is; receipts. $50 bbs
New-York tribune., 1901-11-21

YORK-E;mma E. odeil and Valentine Marsh as
executors Of the last will and testament
Odeli deceased, plaintiffs against Charles Nisbett
and Matilda Nsbett. his wife: Charles F. Woodward
William NJ. Mason. Owen r. Mason. as surviving
partners copartnership firm Company
McCaloh. Observation-Disclosures
To the above-named defendants: You hereby sum
the amended complaint action
and serve copy Of your answer on the plaintiffs
attorney twenty days after the this
amended summons. exclusive Of the day service
in case of your failure appear answer Judgment
be ken by default de-
n amended complaint.
Date York June IA. 1901.
VALENTINE MARSH. Plaintiffs Attorney Post Office
Address Office. No 132 Nassau Street. Manhattan
New York. N Y.
To the DEFENDANT owen r. Mason: The foregoing
amended summons you by publication. pur
suant to an order John Proctor Clarke of the
of Court of the State Of New York
Gated the 18th November. 1901 and fled with the
of Clerk the County
Of New York Court House. IN the Borough
Of Manhattan the City Of New York on the 18th day
of November. 1901.
VALENTINE MARSH. Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and
Post Office address, No. 132 Nassau street boroush
of Manhattan New York City