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New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET

FAN River. Mass. March CSpeciaD-Iocal
brokers report week of very poor business in the
print cloth market. The total sales did not ex-
ceed 100000 pieces including sale of o 900 pieces
yesterday. The market Was greatly weakened by
the sale, which comprised regular goods for March
delivery. They were sold by the selling committee
al 25s cents. reduction Of an eighth No small
lots VIII be sold al that figure no cut will be
made in other narrow goods unless it appears that
large orders are at hand. The cut was made IN
meet competition that was being forced 10y South
ern concern and by a concern in Rhode Ts,sra
They were willing 10 sell at the price named ana
the selling committee took advantage OF the orfar
made TO them, and cut the price again wa
goods are in demoralized condition and narro
odds are not being called for To any ev,a,,
Yesterdays transaction puts the market in a ,o
uncertain condition. II has revived the tain :,
curtailmenL A reduction Of wages has been r,.
toned, but there is probably nothing 10 II IT.
curtailing process is the that will he adon,as
The mills are pilng up goods rapidly. and ur;,b
mills in other centres curtailng or red,,ci,..
wages, the time for action here is al hand Th.-e
is a difference OF opinion TO the course 10 be
pursued. The mill men have arrived AT the Do,D,
where they are willing 10 enter into anv scheme
that viii improve matters.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

MoI-AssES AND sYRUPS-In:erest in molasses was
remain unchanged the close about steady
low csntrsa eSmoD oqSs9SnS fol
ka l4m se & g9sd l7g22o prime 22gso NewoTeens
I5aec fair. 17a1sc good 1sa2ic: prime 2fg24c fancy
OCEAN FREIGHTs- steam freishts from the Atlantic
were timber trades and aiso
Yog general cargo from the Gulf and rates for the
wise lumber trade and also for the long voyage trades
were unchanged Quotations to Liverpool ID; Lon
Is pigs Rotterdam Sc Cotton to verpcoI PER- lo m
steamer ioi5 tons general cargo. Gulf United King
private terms. March: British steamer. 2lIO
April; British leas charter months
gd iu State, no pyS TSeh Tga aS1 Ses5 DaGG TO
Ise4 tons sugar north side cuba 70 north of Hqsras
folk 70 Jamaica private terms German ship soSo bb
lumber 24e tons cedar and mahogany south
SIDE @ 'nn & to $40 %o sShG2neTs se5 and Ss3
5sh9oner & loZ1 tons sugar Trinidad @ cuSa to NsT.
dried lumber. wilmngton y c. TO New York S4
5esooHer 80 tons coal PhiladelPhia 70 Boston; SOC
Ayres or Aontsydeo sl4 If Montevideo orders:
oits-The week finished IN a quie, fashion for oils
ar, 4g 5 s senps 5 IL with 1sss s S 9d.s
n fav m sSea "'' We aioe: Petroleum bSis bis s. a.
AMI IN Sa, s. - rhnadepfa bbis 81 90 and in bulk
refined cases New Yorh 80; cgtanseed OIL prime
NJ .nmGT % yev M 'e P%e |aiS gSS 60 pTme
u'TT CHE PIaaiI l1a gi firm and we're
act, in the West Nith the cEicago T maret , finally
qge' at net pnehanseI pr'ces having receded from
In ne & f'a4 @ on s1 small Ts hog eS The local 6aas5
s' 2gsls 5ay SIS @ s6:!' :. s;e5 , $ s.. 5Sa
@ go ri MS sfsS aSotsS f51 a sis RaS s'
1t; ,dt n SO GqS'|4 ~ haeons ct .G vsSr ,4 M
r,,,cd bellies drm quoted Sinking aa.dloS 10 n
s'4psNo. II 70 s+as%c: II n. SC Pickled shoulders
- TAi.Iow- steady city 4s.atac:4 country
IAED-Fi1m I Pq,lssi ls "a, 900 cty lar, Lard
pound s,eady au7ei city. 5iqa5Ssc. western 5.a5ss,
--.-- STEARlNt STEADY, quoted oleo 9isc; city lard
RIs'E.Nevs from southern markets we're Of nature
teraly. but the current basis all that ,ouId had
lions follow: Domestic fatr. s'sQ4c fair
- good $7sa4,:c prime 70 choice 9'sG3esc head -
@G'4e Patna. 4sI3,.c Japan ++ft1c. Java 4't4i*c;
Rangoon in bond 2a2:c 1900, .,.-, ,.
not looked for until Monday at least prices Of refined
reduced - points by all parties this morning The
ness has not as Yet. very materially
attributed had It. the settlement OF
quotations follow: loaf crushed and doninos. 75c;
mould \. G''c: cubes. 5a0c. NNNN powdered. SOC;
, s'Ee o ran,,,of < S5l. F,gie n cartons m
rranuIated standard granu'at't and diamond y 23c;
NJ ! 4 SOC. No , 4 75c; NJ 6 zoe :. SOC.
50c: No .. +5c; No TO- I t0c; No H. 431c: Nos II
and H. SOC H. II and 10 425r The situation in
decidedly - weak nature. though bust
NJ great roIortons There were no BUYERS
the basis of operations centrifugal 3ac for
coyad" and &G for mGIasses saF % beet ca6.e aqTes p
clirns I'd and 9s Nd respectively for the March
TFh"The tea futures opened quiet and net un-
cha ngel featureess and unnterest1g and cilS"
gge at ,T nT eTlrt s asiS i@ May s sia G a1s
sl3 acGsla 30; July s% 4oasi3 st" August s3 'oaS" 'o
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
NINTH COMPANY TETERANs CELEBRATE.

The stn Company Veterans. o. II" 9Th Regiment.
y G Y Y celebrated the sixty-third anniversary
OF the formation Of the company by a dinner at
the New-York Athletic Ciuo on "Wednesday even
ing Captain George J. Weaver, president Of the
society. presided. and seated at the guest table
were Colonel Daniel Appleton, Captain Francis g.
Iaudon Adiatant De Witt G. Falls, Major Charles
f Warren Captain William c. Casey and Captain
Edward @. Arthur. About one hundred Of the
veterans and active members of the organization
took part in the entertainment. Speeches were
made by Captain George J. Weaver, Colonel Daniel
Appleton. Captain Francis q. Landon Adjutant
De Wit g Falls. Major Charles +. Warren Captain
William {. Casey, Captain Edward {. Arthur, Car
tain Horace {. Du Val and Inspector of Rifle Prac-
tice Henry A. Bostwick. Before the dinner a bust
ness meeting held, and the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year: President Major
Charles f. Warren and vce-president. Captain
Horace c. Du Val
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. March . I'm
BEEVES|There were fresh arrivals and - @ I'a
in live cattle Feeling steady. Gables uncbanrs
ments included 52 cattle and 200 Quarters ~ ss
the Cuhc 10 Liverpool. 1890 quarters OF b4sf - j =
Lucania to the same port. 300 cattle and 9o oS
OF beef in the Mesaba To London 21 cattle and q -
In the Trinidad &c bermuda and 80 sheep in the N
20 the West Indies. -'-
CALVES-Receipts none. and none for sale alive. -,
inally steady; city dressed veals quiet at 7sI11i !.
fo country dressed at 7g1Oc; little calves al 5aee
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reseipts were 10 cars o- ,Ag
head. including cars for slaughterers and ior d
market; sheep were and full steady: lambs /
light supply and firm 10c higher: III cars unsls
good prime sheep sold a S4 60dS4 T5 Der I0 :
medium rather choice lambs s. 621sdSs 10: drss
mutton steady at 6z9sc per 70; dressed lambs SLOW
Sl7d9lec.
sales-Newton & Co.: 1s9 Buffalo lambs. IS n av,
age. at So 10 per 100 n
Tobin & Shannon: 161 Indiana lambs 81 n. at S yl
Indiana sheep. 1O4 70 at 81 -.
D. Harrington: ia Indiana lambs, 50 n, az ST.
42O Buffalo do 70 10. at 50 -.
F.. L. Kerns & Co; So Ohio lambs 81 10 at SN
s. Judd & Co: IS Buffalo lambs. III ro at s., 4
90 n So 2Os do. 50 10 s. 62iz
Harrington s. Co: 13s Buffalo .ambs. II 70. al So
A. Buffalo sheep 1OT n. at 81 60
HOGS Receipts were 10 cars. or 1871 head all .
city sIaugherers: for sale live weight; non
steady: country dressed hogs steady at 51sQSsc p
for heavy 10 light weights.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
MYSTERY AT SECERT HEARING.
MAN CALLING HIMSELF BARON DE GUICHAIN-
WILLIE BROUGHT BEFORE MAGISTRATE
ON COMPLAINT OF A DOCTOR

DR.. John p. Lynch. of No. 14s West Twenty-sec-
ond-st., called the jefferson Market court Fri
day afternoon and obtained summons for Metaye
de Guichanville of No. 3i2 West Eighteenth-st
The latter he said, mad written him number OF
threatening letters Yesterday morning the doctor
and De Guichainville appeared in court but Dr.
Lynch had letter from Captain Moynihan. OF the
West Twentieth-st. station, the Magistrate. ask
ing him to grant the doctor private hearing. All
were taken into the Magistrates private room.
Before the hearing De Ciuichainville, who said he
was a baron told a reporter that he was a politl-
cal exile from France, and that he was the heir
TO a large estate there, but that he could not go
back get IL.
Magistrate Pool presided the private hearing
and all reporters excluded from the room
The only thing that could be learned regarding the
hearing was that the Frenchman had signed re-
traction of the charges which, II was alleged. ne
had made against the doctor. The doctor ana
Magistrate refused to talk
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
FAILS OFF FIRE ESCAPE WHILE ASLEEP.

svoNAH soMNAMBUIIsT FRACTURES HER SKULL
AND DIES AFTER TURNING A soMERSACLT'
As a result Of walking in ner sleep. Mrs. cain
prime Caskel tlfrty-ive years old, a widow or NO
4.6 East Fifteenth-str died in Bellevue Hosp'dl
Yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Gaskel lived on the third floor with her
daughter Mary twelve years old. Early yesterday
morning she got up from her bed. apparently IN
touna nbulistc trance. and going TO the WinuOW,
opened il and walked the fire escape. she
then ATTEMPTED climb up the fire escape. ana IN
doing so turned a complete somersault and fell TO
the ground.
She was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital, where II
was found that she had fractured her skull. broken
several ribs and received contusions almost an
her body.
will perform an autopsy her body to-day.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

tables steady. We quote. Potatoes Rsrr. -
and Western. per $50 n. 81 25asI s9 ssSaS; d -
81 4ogS1 So sweets. Jersey. per bbl 81 50Sxe per a.
muaa per crate. ssesl 2s DO oo FarIS5 punches saass
7oc0sl 23: celery Florida. case S24S3 on Per os
Florida per b6l crate 81 5G$2 @ s,s s iSase esss
Florida per bastet per crate 81
.5cqSl do Florida and Charleston per 100 per "a.
s,ds SncRSsy' & Mew9flssns ~ Per Dbl s40Ss s9s
Dbl. S4GS5 hOrseradsh per 100 n S56Sse E-utleans
per per DTS 100 b9Scbs % 80 Bs!tmore 81 sohab Ne
s2qs4 do Florida. fancy. per half bb bass. s pey
crate 81 sOSa Is do S1nge Sbsrezs1 81 S s % DO ori
bush basket 75cQS1 25; onions Bermuda - Sarolina :
per Dbl Sids6 So do yellow sSaS4 4, ana Eastern v.
orange County white per bag Sass 40 "a lS5 H n
81 so; do yellow Ssass 30: do Ts ls92,s ~ head bbt s.
Western. yellow. 1850 10 So 5GaS3 ~ o 20 STATE
basket crate 81 5Oass do CaIiforrPssa peas FIorda
SP o @ loo SIorida per carrier $1aS2; parsley
slqSl 30; romane New-Orleans per Dbl per
nlua per crate slgSl So DO Florida per 6ait 20 20 2
ket II 9OG>2 90; string beans Florida ner @ oo Ia
spinach. per Dbl s1ds2 25 squash per bSI SIa's &sn
F1nri6s ns sanaGa HSSsis per Dbl s5cGS
= MaI-hE-Ine - MIX Exchange price for standars %
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-Business Was
with the shaded prices considerable hay has T aY
as being rather brighter MICH nsSI sk week is vsss,
upon the volume OF supply Nothing trans1;sh VIII ds.
market closed With fair tone Of stes5irss.s may oe said
Prime large bales, per 100 NJ 95c No 905a,S We gar
S5as142c: No I1lzdS2i2c with nanv ssisse, 80, 10
clover mixed 7TisGs0C; clover. 72IaT75c - a ~
are quoted between ranges STR AyV~RsoSndA oas
week show improved total old hv71~ss pts r
rule We quote range Of s2Iz6S7Izc for Ior roanrs
ceipts OF hay and straw, in tons reported AZ tsye
Exchange at to-day; Hudson River p me pt
Erie. $40; Pennsylvania. 1Se: Wesr Sbors ct ~
Valley, go; Baltimore and Ohio 1s0 C,srt-,11' Ls-s
Jersey no: Vermont Central 20 Total $50 ,oN o Ss
week. $50 tons; do last week. 1870 tons p, ps,o % :
straw, 50 tons by rail Total for week 500 tons s
week, 300 Exports for week. To on5 .s 70 a.
bales Southampton 2954; Havana 6e4 Rsrn,1a. ROa =
Kingston. Barbados 4 po-.
27s; Nassau. %; Cienfuegos 719: others To,,, "a a.
bales AV'a4 s6'
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. March 9.-Cattle-Reoeipts 30; nontsIT
steady; good prime steers s. 05GS6; fancy "
poor medium. SO 6N1sJ: stockers and feeders s,
firm. Sc 75dS 80; cows s. 6ORS4 25 heIfers 81 SSsa
canners dull 81 75G$2 so. bulls slow. 81 5Osi 20, ais
steady. 81 25QS5 .; Texas fed steers; S4qS4s Tan
grass steers So 35GS4 Texas bulls 81 50dS3 90 EsS
Receipts to-day l4.0GO: tomorrow 2S 900; lst we
1890: Sc higher, active; TOP s. TO mixed and sssu
s. 45dS5 67t7 gnOd choice heavy 50 Goa s. 10 H1
heavy IS 4SqS5 So light. s. 45GS5 s.: bulk Of sa 81
81 ezra Sheep-RecePts. 100O sheep and lambs SEA.
yearlings UP So good choice Wethers. 81 20GSis
fair 20 choice mixed S4dS4 40; Western sheer. 81
S5 Texas sheep s. 5OQS3 -; native lambs S4 5eS@
Western lambs S5G$5 % Receipts for this week-Cs-a
~ 100 hogs lbs 400; sheep. 80 400 For last week-C
40 600 hogs $50. too sheep. IS 900.
Cincinnati. March 9--HOgs active. higher, 81 4og$s
Cattle strong 81 25GS4 I5. Sheep steady S2dS. g Lar
steady. Sass 80.
GS5 so; prime S5dSJ %; S3GS3 75. Hogs hgs
prime mediums. S6lS6 % heavy Workers S6; light NH
ers s. 9O9S5 %. heavy hogs. s. sass %; pigs SIS
s. 20; roughs Si95 10. sheep steady choice wsss
81 7OGS4 SO: common S2QS3. choice lambs $ j0sS
common 70 good Sass 35; veal calves. S. 5OaS7.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. March 9.-Cottcn firm; middIing 1875
low middIilg So good ordinary. al6c; receipts. ~
bales exports the Continent ASS; sales. S172; so"
I69 or
Baltimore March Cotton nominal: middIing s; ,
mlddling 9-16c. good ordinary, l5-l6c stock "
bales.
low middng. 3 i-16c; receipts. 4,069 bales; sales %
stock 96 6O9. ,
New orleans March s.-Cotton steady; mitt-i
6 I1-16c: low uiddlng 1916. good ordinary. -
receipts TAI bales, exports 20 Great Britain L"
France s975: the Continent. 800, coastwise -os
sales. 900: stock. 33SS2I 900.
Memphis March Cotton steady middhng. -
low rnfddIng I5-I6c. good ordinary. Sl6e ns- =
ceipts $50 bales; gross. AS. shipments, lO-i sl'
7 -fsl fOCk
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, March O. 1901.
CoFFEE-The coffee market TO day was easier prices
lower and speculative interest lacking The senti
of the sttll obviously bearish.
tributahe principally early disappointing received
from European markets where HAVE reported to be
4 franc lower and Hamburg "a L pfg lower. There
was decline in the Rio exchange rate of 32d. TO
II % 32d The crop movement continued enormous In
Brazil Interior Brazilian reported receipts OF
20 800 bags while the $4,000 bags
Following the call the local market ruled at about
opening figures. closing "a 10 lower and quiet
Sales for the day small. amounting to only 10 go
In the Street market there little demand for
the staple. with prices somewhat nominal on the basis OF
The for No Rio and ssc for No 4 invoice lots one
clearance reported this that Of the steamer
Heveus. from Bahia March & with o1 bags. Arrivals
a amounted about $4,000 bags.
Of in the market day
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
TO INSPECT THE ROAD.

Henry X McHarg and Sidell Tnghman OF the
Fort Worth and Denver City first mortgage bond
holders protective committee leave the city TO-
morrow in the private Wabash TO make
thorough inspection of the physical condition and
an investigation Of the accounts Of the Fort Worth
and Denver City Railroad AS they are both prac-
teal railroad accountants. and have had some eX-
perence directors of various railroads. they will
probably gain a thorough knowledge Of the con-
dtion of the property and doubtless have some
thing of importance say 10 the bOndhoiderS on
their return the city about April /.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
NO MONEY FOX MIssIssIPPI RIVER WORK,

New-Orleans. March 9.-The failure OF the River
and Harbor bill has made the river situation seri-
GUS Colonel George NJ. e. Derby, United States
engineer in charge Of the Mississippi River dis
1rict TO the head of the Passes. said to-day that
he had no money continue the usual leVee work
this wear and only $50 900 expend in case OF high
water He said the entire plans Of the MISSISSIPPI
River Commission will have 10 be revised from 81
Iouis south The board Of officers in charge OF the
Mississippi River work will meet in Memphis ABOUT
ADril for general consultation
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
PRAcrIcAL KNoWLEDGE 4 REoULsLrE.

Brigadier-Genera McCoskry Butt OF the First
Brigade has determined upon radical departure
an the examination of newly elected field officers OF
his brigade and practical lines. He has given
instructions the Examining Boa I'd that in future
81 must only examine candidate theoretically
but arrange TO have the candidate drill bat
TALON Of at least four companies in the presence
OF the board. Particular attention is TO be given
10 loading and firing and extended order drill II
is not unlikely thar officers OF the line may also
be put through the PAGES.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
ILvERpoo1. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March o p. m-Cotton- -Spot-SIoa ~ =.
ness done. prices 325 higher, American mddaass p
5lsd. good ntddling 7-32i mdiIng l-le' -
nliddag +7sd good ordinary. +-sd. ordinary tsL \,
sales of the day 10000 bales OF which ~" 49,
Receipts 1900 bales including litOo American ,q,
oDened oufet but steady and closed steady Al'
nIff4Fug M March 63-64d buyers; March ana : -
g. 6464 6S-64d sellers; April and May oil a., M
buvers. Nav ard June sid value; June enN = "a
30 64G4 N-6td buyers; july and AusHst - = rrT
5a-6td sellers: August and September 4ef s "a -.
Ssrter,bar 40 64d sellers: October. G -oof.i
i-9I- Ortohe- and November z c. 4 2S-S4d noInlnaA
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
NOT TO BE EXTENDED TO THE CONTINENT.

special dispatch from Chicago quotes Thomas
II. Wickes vice-president OF the Pullman Palace
Car Company, saying in regard TO the report OF
the contemplated extension Of the company's field
of operations: You may state for me that abso-
lutely efforts being made by any officer OF
the Pullman company 10 purchase the Interna-
tional Sleeping Car Company Of Europe. We in
tend to confine operations on the other side
of the Atlantic to England. and do not care 10 eX-
tend our interests the Continent.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
DECLARES CONTRACTS ARE FALUELESS.

THEATRICAL MANAGER SUED BY THE DREws
SAYS HE is FINANCIALLY IRRESPONSIBLE
Michael Shea of Buffalo the well known the
atrtcal manager, connected with Shea's Garden
Theatre of that city, examined in supplement
tary proceedings in the Supreme Court YESTERDAY
as the result of Judgment obtained against him
by Gladys and Sidney Drew. The Judgment Is Tor
500 on a contract which Shea made with the Drews
The examination conducted by Emanuel
Friend. Il have been financially irresponsible for
the last seven eight years declared Mr.. shea,
'.and contracts which my name is signed are
valueless
Mr. Shea admitted that he signed all the con-
tracts made with theatrical teams that appeared
at the Buffalo house, of which he is manager He
said that sometimes he signed the contracts as
the manager of the house. He declared he had
no financial interest in the theatre. The eXamina-
ton adjourned until March 20
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

COTTON-Thr cNIcr'lfl| - z ast n!ghfs huIlt con"
ceru'ng O.. Liverpool cables realized o. the
fullest degree Yet strength abroad had
th- bear faction here "Alcn
made reasonably confident of preventing auy uT"-
speculation ~ls NOT ~
evidence. our opening lrrrSuar. with prices 90 II
points higher the advance being du" more - rise =
-. points in Liverpool than % aggressive support
local bulls - rcc'iIts wer" several thousand
bales larger expected investment orders wcr"
few and rar heta-,u made after the
prices the level n Last might This
while rral bids showed
net unchanged prices decline 4 points with the
,nI.r0ue larelv the curb prices
several points further under stinates f'r dfE"
receipts Monday Tho official aiyires from South
ern spot markets indie unchanged prices ad
advance iSc. the local market quiet and un
changed. mddug upland quoted SO. tn" bulG" In
Liverpool attributed huiish Nr circular This
statstiCiau claimed thut The would hr close 20
9TJo GOO bales that season tn1 supplies would b" only
go bales that and that prospects
shortage ~ supplies f.r mills before Sei
tember trade however took little stock In
the Neil figures and statements Reports from drg
goods centres Ia the West Uer" more favorable" though
reports this connection lacked feature
Private tel.grams that farmers seriously
crippled operations owing scarcity 4 labor
The range Of prices IN the local market
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE No. l242 Broadway. ID door north
tisements received at the FOLLOWING branch
offices at regular Office rates until o'clock
p. m. viz. 254 Sth-ave.. s. e. cor 23d-st.;
lo2 oth-ave.. cor. 12th-st.. Macy's 9th
ave. and t4th-st.: l42 Columbus-ave., near
West 66th-st.; log West 42d-st.. near 9Th
ave: 90 East l4th-st: 2S7 West 42d-es
between 7th and Sth aves.. l39 East 41t&-
ST.; 1.33s 3d-ave.. between 10th and 77sh
sts.: 1.O26 3d-ave. near elst-st-: 1.7oe lss-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
Roy cRLmLN4L IN IN At PERrH AMBOY.

Perth Amboy y. j.. March (speciaD.-Harry
Meick the boy criminal Of this city, is in jail
charged with burglary. He is accused Of roDbing
the house OF II. Garlick last Saturday night from
,bcb was stolen nearly $3.50 worth Of jeweiry and
eiIcrv,are His accomplice arrested by the
Jersey City police today, but escaped
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
NAVAL STORES

The market for spirits ruled rather auia. h.. -
steady at unchanged prices. Rosn was also quiet s
quote: F"e~ We
TAR-ResuIars 81: do oil bbls. sn
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3 39iz 34Oc
R0SIN-Comnon to good. strained. 81 80; E sm ,
NJ. 81 1882 20; ~ 81 10; W G, 81 20; W ", SEQ wv
STOCK ON HAND.
y 49,
os9 -
Savannah. March e-Spirits turpentina s-,, o.
ceipts. 1l9 bbls: sales 2O3; exports go Ros1 S 80 =
ceipts. 2O45 bbls; sales. 1882; exports 5s6s ~ ns
A. and c. 81 15 D 81 20; E. 81 25; SI 30. VSS
II, 81 so; I. 81 65; X. 81 50; VI. 81 9O n s1sS M
81 O5: W W. 81 25 - - o. "
Charleston March 9.-Turpentine-Nothing dolny D.,
firm, unchanged. '"s- Hs,
WILMINGTON. March 9.-Spirits turpentine-yo.,,.-
doing, receipts. 43 casks. ROsin- Nothing do1g. .
369- Crude turpentine quiet, 81 3O9s2 80; rses. ss
Tar steady, 81 Is: receipts. 1876 0VS
London March s.-Turpentne spirits 27s I'D.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10

slow: at Chicago there was htls
speculation decline OF i.Gkc, while locally pusness
in the spot article small sales being eonans1
10 10000 bush, with the market quiet and osrey
in tone We quote No 2 s1c; No g. 3Shac N No ~
33q33i<c; No white. 32Ec: No white: cnps oo7V
33&c: track mixed 3Oq31 nc track white 81 ssaaee
RYE-Market quiet No Western quoted o<c anu No
Western Gle both o afoat; state rye.
BARLE,Y-Marzet quiet: feeding quoted 4oG4sc and
mailing, 62d70c, both New-Tork
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
Antique OBJECTS OF ART.

H D. GARDINER. importer and dealer in
antique objects Of art; Louis XIV, XIV.
NVI and Renaissance periods; paintings,
marbles. brocades. embroideries. etc. 422
iIit-aNe
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

washington March 9.-The condition Of the
Treasury. divisions OF issue and redemption, al
the beginning OF business to-day was as follows
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
A NEW BLOOD CLEANSER.

PURSANG cures all affections OF the blood
II your case does not yield TO this great
medical discovery you can have your money
back on demand. 81 per bottle. s. 0ERWIr
sPECiALTY CO.. i.l23 Broadway New
York
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BREwsTER's SYSTEM.

BEAUTIFUI. GROWTH OF HAIR.
by Rational and Hygienic Method OF
Treating the Scalp. Yogs for hair. 81 90.
Manicuring and Facial Massage skilfuliy
done. Pupils taught perfectly. Mfss
BREWSTER. II East 17th-st.
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ART DEALERS.

PICTURE FRAMES and nne art. water
coIors etchings oil paintings; regilding
a speciality. PHILIP SUVAI. 5I7 Madison
ave.
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ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES.

MADE TO ORDER and fitted;
terms reasonable Mager a
GouEeimann. lO4 East 18th ~.
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

LETTERS Of famous people
bought and sold. WALTER r. BENJA-
MIN 1 193 Rrnsdwav Send for price list
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DON.T TELL YOIiR WIEE

what you see ia the narrow columns OF The SIM
day Tribune She may look and find somethfne
that is needed. and OF course you'll have buy IL
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COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by william T. Bon
bright e Co of Cnloradn Snrings:
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

September SIS ToaNs so. and November ss 81
asia; December, SIS aO@S14 10