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The age-herald., 1901-06-20
INSPECTION AND
 WEIGHING BUREAU Railroads to Protect Themselves Aginst Dishonest Shippers WILL HAVE AN OFFICE HERE All Freight Will Be Weighed and In- spected and the Roads Expect to
 Save Many Thousands of
 Dollars Annually.
WILL HAVE AN OFFICE HERE

The southern weighing and inspection bureau has been established by the rail roads of the south, which will have for its purpose the inspection of weights and the classification of freight. Birmingham will have a bureau, but 1t is not an- nounced who will be the representative here.
 The manager of the bureau will be H. W. Woolf, formerly of the N. C.. and St. Louis The executive committee is com posed of H. F. Smith, chairman; J. M. Eagen, J. M. Barr. A. W. Graham and J. s. B. Thompson. The following special from Atlanta tells of the organizations
 Atlanta, Ga, June 1o.-(Special.) - The purpose of the bureau Is to inspect and weigh freight offered the various roads, to protect the latter against dishonest shippers and to protect honorable mer- chants who do not seek to defraud the carriers by giving false weights on the merchandise they offer for shipment
 It is expected that MT. Woolf will arrive in Atlanta and begin the work of organ izing the bureau about July l. The gen. eral plans have been arranged and all of the principal lines south of the Potomac and Ohio and east of-the Mississippi riv- CTS are members or the new weighing and inspecting association.
 A large force of weigh masters audi tors and clerks will be employed and a large territory will be covered. It is ex- pected that the roads will make at least $1,5O0.000 net increase revenue by the es- tablishment of the bureau. This estimate is based on what similar bureaus have done in other parts of the country.
 It has been the custom heretofore In the south for the roads to accept the weights and classihcations given by the shippers Many shippers give the correct weights and the proper descriptions, but others. believing that their competitors are seek ing to gain an advantage by underbilling. purposely defraud the railroad companies by misstatements. Careful inspection and weighing by a bureau supported by the roads will correct this evil.
 Boxes and packages which are believed to contain goods different from the state ment of the shipper will be opened. In- spectors at Buffalo in 1899 discovered 23s,- GOO cases of goods In which shippers had not properly billed the merchandise they contained. The establishment of such a bureau here will not work any hardship on the shippers who are not trying to de- fraud the carriers It will, on the con- trary protect them against dishonest competitors. Before the roads have de- cided to establish the bureau test was made in ten towns in the south for one week in April. The result showed that in one year the roads would save in those ten towns S750, 900. The southern lines have been discussing the plan of having such a bureau for about four months. It will put all shippers on an equal footing.
The age-herald., 1901-06-20
IN THE COURTS.
Case of State vs. Gwln on Trial in the
 Criminal Court.

Tn the Criminal Court yesterday the case of the State vs. Gwin was on trial. The defendant is charged with seduction and the plaintiff is a young woman from a respectable family in Bessemer.
 Louis Hagerman was convicted of de- coyfng two children away from their pa- rents.
 In the City Court there was a general charge and a verdict for the defendant in the case of William A. Johnson vs. the Sloss Iron and Steel Company
 The Circuit Court adjourned without transacting any business on account of lawyers and witnesses either being nb- sent or not ready for trial.
 In the City Court the case of Massey vs. the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rail- road Company was on trial yesterday. The attorneys In this case are trying to make a settlement by agreement.
 MT. Y. z. Lacey has been appointed of ficial stenographer in the Criminal Court.
The age-herald., 1901-06-20

special train. They will stop at several places in California and Secretary Roun- tree says this will be the most instruc- tive and interesting trip yet made by the editors.
 The following programme will be car ried out by the convention:
 Prayer.
 Calling roll of members.
 Applications for membership.
 Address of welcome In behalf of the city-Mayor E. B. Joseph.
 In behalf of Commercial Club and local press-ion W. w. Screws.
 Response on behalf of the association J. c. Williams, Our Mountain Home, Tal- ladega.
 Annual address of the president-Rufus N Rhodes, Birmingham.
 Report of the secretary-J. A. Rountree,
The age-herald., 1901-06-20

Dixie Manufacturer, Birmingham
 Motions and resolutions Appointment of committees.
 Paper, How to Improve and Strength en Our AssocIation"-W. H. H. Judson, Bessemer Weekly.
 Annual Essay-Mrs. c. H. Frye, Pratt City Herald
 Paper, "The Obligations of the Press to the Furtherance of Morality" s. F. West, Alabama Christian Advocate. Annual poem, c. H. Greer, Marion Standard.
 Paper, My Experience in Alabama Journalism" Isaac Grant, Grove Hill Democrat.
 Annual oration, IT. s. Doster, Pratt vile Progress.
 Paper, "Relations of the Press to Po-
The age-herald., 1901-06-20
LAKEvIEW THEATRES
Performance of the Elite Opera Com
 pany Was Very Clever.

The performance of the Elite Opera Company at Lakeview last night was very creditable. The work of each of the principals was good. that of Harry Light wood being especially clever Lorenzo Luckie lent to the latter marked assist ance.
 The members of the chorus deserve high praise. Their work contributes very materially to the success of the perform ances.
 Seats for the opera may be reserved at Parker's drug store.
The age-herald., 1901-06-20
ALABAMA PRESS ASSOCIATION IN
 SESSION TODAY
Annual Convention Will be Call ed;to Order in Montgomery
 This Morning

The Alabama Press Association meets in Montgomery today and editors are gathering at the capital city from every part of the state President Rhodes and Secretary Rountree, both of this city, left for Montgomery yesterday afternoon to be present at the opening of the con- vention this morning at 10 o'clock.
 After the association has finished It's labors the editors, their wives and daugh- ters will make tour of the west on 8
The age-herald., 1901-06-20
Atlanta, Ga, and Return $2.5o.

On June 24th the Southern Railway will operate an excursion to Atlanta and re- turn. Leave Birmingham at S:30 a. m
 and return leave Atlanta FOO p. m., June 18th, at the low rate of 50 for the round trip. Ample accommodations win be pro- vided to make it a pleasant trip for all
 For further information call on Union Depot or Travelling Passenger Agent. No 2O10 First avenue. 6-20-5i
The age-herald., 1901-06-20

Iitical Campaign" Erwin craighead of the Mobile Register.
 Address, '"The Country Newspaper as a Business Venture" W. H. Gather, Ash vile Aegis.
 Report of the Historian w. w. Screws, Advertiser, Montgomery.
 Unfinished business.
 New business. \
 Reports of officers.
 Selection of delegates to the National Editorial Association.
 Selecting place for next meeting Appointment of executive and 1egisla- tive committees.
 Miscellaneous business. Adjournment.
The age-herald., 1901-06-20
Columbus. Ga., Aug. "A, 1872

COIu1HDuS, Od., AuB. z7, Dr. O. J. Moffett-Dear Doctor: We gave your TEETHINA (Teethng Pow, ders) to our little grandchild with the happiest results. The effects were all most magical, and certainly more satis- factory than from anything we ever used.
 Yours very truly, JOSEPH s. KEY.
 Pastor of St. Paul Church. (Now Bishop Southern Methodist Church)
The age-herald., 1901-06-20

If warm weather makes you feel weary YOU may be sure your system needs cleansing Use Prickly Ash Bitters be- fore the hot weather arrives; 1t will put the stomach, liver and bowels in order and help you through the heated term.
The age-herald., 1901-06-20

Only limited number of maps left. Subscribers should avail themselves of thIs opportunity to secure house
 hold, office and school room necessity.
The age-herald., 1901-06-20

nnN,T DAY loo for wall papers you poH m can buy for Sc ner roll at Colby5s Clearance Sale, 2023 First avenue.
The age-herald., 1901-06-20
(. M. Burkhalter & Co.

Call upon us if you want a ce- ment sidewalk laid, a street graded, macadamized or paved, curbing laid, a storm or sanitary sewer built OF any class of paw ing. D
 We do everything to improve, grade or build streets or walks. Office, room 10, ChalifOux Bldg.
 34s Bell.
 Telephones s4s Peoples.
 37 Peoples. (. M. Burkhalter & Co.
The age-herald., 1901-06-20

Concert by Memoli's band East Lake every Sunday.
The age-herald., 1901-06-20

at one-third of from regular prices at Col by's Clearance Sale, 202a First Avenue.
The age-herald., 1901-06-20
Satisfactory Census Report.

'The report of the census on the cot ton-producing industry will, l am con fident. be the most nearly perfect and all together the most satisfactory ever issued in this country; and I would say as much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

P.s &c loss az Liverpool fact that the latter
- Iuy respond 20 what considered bearish
hnent report vas attributed .cerei-
- aet wheat In domestic
1917 points n condition regarded than
an onset 70 the acres reducon ~ ara ans
me honors ed
Sotl sloe. Cold weather states
neys fnonl Kansas made comparatively little head
against the favorable character
1ees hnaing fault with low
uaee vas fairly active. embracing loads
al ports IL was on the late curb that the weak
iers appeared July selling down The under
ne o'clock price for July 77isc. No red
Suou-l INC; No Northern Duluth Sc. and No hard
Dnlnta eeese. all ahoat. CORN-The situation
~ corn today decidedly by OF
lhlea taForfne crop news and decline OF "a &c
Liverpool futures the latter helped by prospective
Was considerable selling for long local
kSt % parties who could nothing outlook
lustty carrying grain the week and de-
rand the weight OF pressed forenoon
values down about September suffering from
ne heaviness- Export business a small scale.
exceeding Is loads at all ports On the late cerb auida
non became heavier than particularly at Chicago
and prices fell the day closing
AT 4ssc for July O'Clock. representing lac decline
from Friday; No closed 81 sc: No white. 52Sc
and No yellow 81 sc. all afoat basis. OATS
The for held steady Of the session but
finally weakened with closed about the low
point OF the day: No 334e: No s. 33e: No
white, S3a37l4c. No 2 white clips. "a isd35c
-RYE-Market quiet; No Western iisc. and No 2
Western Sic afoat: State rye. b5a5sc
RARLEY-Msrket nominal; feeding quoted 46G4size
mailing. s2u7Oc. both 1 Z New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12
EUROPEAN PRopucE MARKET

Liverpool May 1i--CTosing -Wheat-Spot steady. No
red Western winter. IS Iliad: No Northern spring
6s Ia No California Us lad, futures steady July.
Is load September IS cad. Corn-Spot-Amertcan
mixed 4s nd; American mixed old Quiet.
3l2d futures steady; May nominal: July IS HAD:
September IS 11iTd FlourSt Louis fancy winter dull
Sc Hops al London-Pacifc Coast steady, t49t4 los
Peas-Canadian steady. 5s Sd Beef easy extra India
mess. sis Sd Pork dull; prime mess western o2s I'd
Hams-Short cut, IA to rs 10 steady. 46s I'd. Lard
American refined pals steady ais 3D. prime Western
IN tierceS ais BRconCUn berland cut 70 70 30
NJ quiet AS Gil; short rib 10 10 20 n Arm AS % long
clear midiles - 81 10 quiet Ais 3D. long clear
midles heavy rs steady 40s short clear backs.
lG n. steady Sd; clear bellies. IA 10 10 70.
steady. Shouldsrs-SGuare. II 70 Is 10, steady
I'd dull United States sSs good United
States, 66s. C'heese-Anerfcsn finest white duIl is
American finest cOlOred quiet. Ais IalloN-PrIne city
dull 25s Australian in London quiet 2os od Cotnseei
oil-EIul refined steady 22s Sd Iurpentins-Splrts
steady. 2ss Rosin-Common Arm. - 4sd petroleum
Refined quiet, 7isd. Lnseed oil firm 33s 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

Lhe ss,insres fors Nonaays receipts leading points
lth fal-d rae~ ANY decrease in the move
zen, NesorleAns Estimated 100 400 bales agsns
- 800 hnies aselnst 30s5 last week and 1902 last
49,. spot cntton hardening; sales 600 bales npen
an se and szsori ZOO American 900 reesptsi z19S
,@-,--fean 1000 Aicdling upland. -I-loo rntnfes
f steady ss4n4 go advance closed firm net ~
points Higher. May and May-June. Abs; June-Juis
lsst 5uly-Ausust s20v; August september and Sep
'es.sflter, s.0is, November December. 3.63tab
,.FL-9iR AND MEAI.-The market to-day was
.tie better nominal buyers taxing only enough
esrTy The closing tone was bare
Steady Spring quoted az - .tSuSs ~
nler straghts <5@s3 SIS; winter patents, 50 o5g
r.us clears - sO0ssc % extra No winter, - oas -
nv No winter & $qs2 - no grsds sls sOas4S spa,
% arrive, RYE tl>DDR-firnl quoted: faf 10
81 sgss 70; cfoes 70 fancy - 2ssss 100 30 "a
W " ieisnd BAGMEAi-Du Quoted: Fne white ane
iiphi 81 .fEEil--teaas
quoted; surfing H. spot sla sacks. arrive. 20 10
~ lgs Eprlrf SisHSs: winter bran
sttk3 H,rzn 81; c0rnmeal SIS linseed oil cake
=, 70 q. ~ slo; hominy chop. s7: oiimeai.
GRAIN-v( HEAT-rhe wheat market to-day
~aily hand although showing Al tirnee
sble Ier.ve power notably under the Inspiration
y foreign h,ks1ng the hour General news how
.se fagnr~$ bear size, and was against any I'M
sr,porf Abroad the greatest decline
- Al i~}ndon. where values dropysc s9sd against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

I.
cor-F,E.-iarger receipts points than
,sl ree offerings by the local contingent and a slug
- served depress several positions :
srts mis- morning The marker opened quiet vita prices
points lower and did from this
ieve during the session There little nothing IN
news other than receipts attract buying
tudiCe against the market Trading
- ann total sales reaching but 400 bags Closing
unchanged points lower and the
tst cuiet. closed net u franc higher. and Ham
mig Ei1 and Santos were unchanged: the eN-
ess1ee rae declined 1-32i u lSl6d Brazilian re
above the movement al this time last
s-r,untlnF 20 1900 bags the ports and 1890
80 al interior towns Warehouse deliveries were not
-, ~ ha T-nted totaing sos5 bags The local
set sor spot supplies ruled duh and easy with prices
the basis OF 6hc foT Rio No
u.s. 10 f0r santos No invoice lots. The steamer
pe-os, prince cleared Rio May 10 with 1900 bags
The range prices the local market to-day
was follows -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

London. Nav 1.-THE offerings at the wool auction
numbered 10 735 bales including good Sc
lection Bidding brisk some good par
cells mernOs taken by Americans
Cape Of Good Hope Natal sold freely az nrfn rates
showed advance Of 10 per
cent the opening rates Following are the sales In
detail. Wales. $3.50 ba-es; secured. SdGls
T3d greasy 3drlOisd Queensland. 1900 bales secured
9da1s clad: greasy Tdal0isd Victoria. POO bales;
Ti.ddls greasy 3-dGis Id South Australia
el0 bales greasy sdflsd West Australia. 500 bales.
"a Is Ia; greasy 3ddod Zealand. 1900 bales;
secured 5hsdriiltd greasy ciadeeisd. Cape of Good
Hope Natal 400 bales; secured. Stuls Id grensy,
4&dg7.d. The arrivals for the next series OF sales
TO 3cro7I bales. including 5000 forwarded
direct. The Imports during the week were: Nsw-South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York May IL 1901
to-day kinds % domestic beans but the
developed change Of Importance. Marrow held
and difficult buy choice lots below 81 60. The
% medium the main support Of the market
obtsinable below 50 i2iaG
Sc IS pea are slow $ easy buy ehoce stock
kidney fairly steady. considerable stock
been moved which relieved the situation
tognewhat other kinds unchanged Foreign beans
worsng out slowly and The large holdings are against
choic. per bush 5O1s2 SIS: DO fair good. s. 1r
as Go medium choice - iout- 10 90 pea prs cno.es
a. as: 90 poor 10 good 81 oo0si 90 white kidney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

N line with private adyces the public reports from
egftrrn markets told Of slow demand and heavy IN
1ertone The following reports received Change
.tf to-day: steady. unchanged at Esse New
Orleans easy unchanged a Thc: Mobile unchanged
81 49, savannah easy. unchanged al 9Ac sharie-ton
Unchanged at 7lrc: Wilmington. holiday; NOT
Ton steady. &C higher. FAC: Baltimore nominal IN
saaned Sc. Augusta firm. unehenged Al see. heIl
phs quiet i-lsc lower al 7ssc; -. Louis quiet IN
hanged, 7a4c.
Receipts cotton ports and interior points to
l oompared With the day last week ana last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

roT-rOng-The bull movement. which yesterday bd
sweep the bear feet. collapsed this morn
July had jumped 10 asae On ma staInpeoe
Pr 1s5sicglsp tumble 70 76sc with the final bid
only points above. 765c. On the advance gossip had
.boSe Sc Tor the purpose OF hquidating interest
accumulated around 75Oc and then swing over 70 ne
soeron strongly pointed 20 this being nearly correct
as the chief BUYERS yesterday worked hard around the
gs-sst trn n became very evident hou-Ser the
short interest had been closed out by ne Pre-
sgysrage ~ higher prices put extensive new
lines In anticipation OF weak market next week Ihe
a. ,rsStnF and without much ado turned and sold
heavily until prices were on Is 70 Is points from ne
top The opening steady win prices 20 po,nts
higher the close steady at the decline VIII prices
net 20 u points lower Hruor had y ater me e9
that well known New-hork grain mouse Va heat. ~
iong July that big Western grain operators bad
ss0 loadea in the summer months IN ekpsctsuon
q GRIP scare and revival OF trsee "a cio,h naeI
ksts So Gar the latter vas concerned ospatea s
from Fan River 20 local house here asked LOT a DC
On lVo bales cotton held IN store Lhls same a
said have been purchased at nearly e I,2snd
higher than prices prevalent now The private wires
from The south stated that Sew
the there. though few were bulishy nenee IA
yeE Of the big receipts me treInet,aqas ~
acreage ana generally faVorane crop outooA ne LIZ
epool market responded fully poihts more tHaA
pectea This morning 70 last nights rise mere ana eADsa
goolly number o. nuslng "isleTs As 70 toN s l.s
English trade viii take our break OF today rev
brokers cared an opinion sho1sh ne tset that
Manchester doing slow business anu th1t tae
Visible supply abroad was steaailv increasing leo 70
fears q break Today eleaFahoss Tor export
more Than doubled total poIl isoe-pss, l
large shipments were gree.eied Tor nen1 "eeH ne
eeaher forecast Tor to-nlght ahu ,I ~. - 80
mowers pretty much an the cehel ue4. en-
u Western belt. with cooler temperature The
so'sflaflent VII give a PfsIii@Ig ~ croS On Nav IN
Showers reported today in several parts OF TIE
Atlantic states The local spot cotton market quiet
l-Gc lover 10 Sac middiing upland and sac
Tor micdng Guf. Sales were 10 bales
The rag q contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

Wales. ass Melbourne. 1902; South australia IL;
Iaunceston 37SS: Brisbane. s0l9: NewZea,and l5,s5
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. $50; elsewhere. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

Cash tolsgs EleGr quiet " w9'sg
e iG sSr sss' T "a 20 Paieu,s s. 4Ss 81
sirsshs s. Soess % g 20gs2 90; No sPE9ng
NJ Yellow iHaf 5oa5 5Sa 10 oats white
gs9 a No 6oc. whit nns 5 Nc s'id axsd 81 Is
No Northwestern. 81 ss. prime timothy seed g ~ -
s1 o. short RIBS SIDES ooss 81 s5ss Is; dry sailed
s Ssa 50 GS 2S 90 whssg I basis .AG Of Ss
81 rs; clover grade 50 so ON the Produce En-
s Sss as1.. the sH;s 5sss % Sai
easy; fresh. lie.
Philadelphia May II-wheat steady; contract grade,
oa STEADY No 0's VI %A6s s eppsd Butter
SeaT steady and QUIET fresh nearby
and Western Isse souihwesern i254e: do Southern
aney s 10 @ fs s9os eS do
oats. 2a.OO0, shipments-Corn 5000 bush
Toledo May 1I-wheat dun and weak; cash and May.
.sse; july .5ss ssP,sm6sr
y May 2 SeSS. Iu x ge Rye e
CINCINNATI May ll-Tous easy Wheat o dun No, No !:
d IS mixed cs s qRi Ee nI No No a Soc voc oats
ents 05as4 10: second patents sSss 90 hrst clears
sI2gsi2 IS
Duluth May 11-Cose: whest-Cash. No hard, 7sc;
May .Gs @ .s NS No Nopasr 500 corn
42o: May. s2i.e Oats, ?sia 93sc
Mnnsaps, May icoss W ss,t1.I, iese S e.
Nor tisan Sssa7 on: 80
Barisy Steady S No 0.S" S5o sample 4Oa5se
Ts May ,py c assc T NJ Ssaa is siss
9rSMS cash 4s MAY 1hy sss ~ July r t3e sS
S. 60 PRIME 9sr s. aosss 90 good iosa
Yors1s a. snt IsSt workers. IS 7Olss rs: pigs IS ooG
S 8: Ps sigss roqshs stGss 20 ssssB steady best
good. So 5OGS5; veal calves. 81 5cqso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

lsa hbs Crude ,urpen,ne cute; 81 10 and 90 TO-
cepts s. bbis Tar arm at 81 .. receipts. % bbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

Rio-CoTee market steady No Rio. 1850: exchange
u 1850 receipts 1000 bags. cleared for United states
e00 bass cleared Europe. 400O bags; stock, 2s30O
hays. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12
HAMSURG-AMERigAN LlNE

iIElEI1 VI NIl7 IN 9RTG AN lJNs
TWIN-SCREw EMPRESS SERVICE
Thursday
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, - -.
Columbia MAY 90 10 AN A. Victoria. June 90 10 AN
r RismarcS June g. 10 AM Columbia. June -. 10 AN
TwTN-SCREw PASSENGER SERVICE
Every Saturday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -.
Pennsylvania. Nav -. PM Waldersee. June 10 -
Pretoria. MAY IS. II AN .Ratavta June ~
.Phosncia- June T. PM Pennsylvania June p ~
Patricia. June q ESQ Bulgaria. July :. Ply
Hamburg direct
sIDMMSR CRUISES
70 ENGLAND. IRELAND SCOTLAND. from , hsrn,,
burg Nav o. Southampton Nav 3. TO The LANp
Of The MIDNIGHT SUN from Hamburg July 2 July
from " =. 20l. July y and 70 the baLIlC
ara the principal cities OF NORWAY. SWEDEN.
RUSSIA and DENMARK. from Hamburg Aug IS
oy the new Yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA LUls1
900 tons $50 feet long, and s. 5. ACGUSTE VIC
TORIA. appointments str.ctly hrst-ciass At
tractive itineraries arranged Further particulars on
Ai Is4AMBURG- AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12
STOCK ON HAND

S.t-s,s ,urT,antna SOP bbl-
ONA-
Charleston May u-Turpentine firm solze; sales
Is casks Resin firm; sales. $50 bois; 3. and u. ST.
"a s. ~: y 81 IS: n q. 81 so; W w 81
Savannah Nav Ii-Spirtts tdrpenne. 81 lsc: receipts
fsi bbIs sales l2i5: exports, s4ie Rosin Arm: re-
csipts 39IT bbls sales. eos exports 81 asStsd
II s145 J. 81 30: x. 81 os; NJ. 81 80 n 50 IS; w C.
Wilmington. Nay Ii-Spirtts turPsn.ias-Neth.nx Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12
NAVAL STORES.

An feeling prevailed IN the local market for spirits
day only light trade was manifest Resin. tar
ard pitch all ruled inactive We quote:
TAR-Reguiars 81 20: DO. oil bbls. 81 so
SPIRITS TTRPENTINEf- = 9f3ic.
ROsTN-Cournon TO good strained. 81 81: z. 81 20: r
rs G. II. 81 s.; l. s2Qs2 o. X. s. 30; NJ 81 oo
n 50 20: W G. 50 81: W W. SO 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12
Parlor Tables at 81. so.

Three very special offers this very low PRICE
., NO bird s-eye maple. square top. twist legs
lower shelf perfect polish and hnish.
No. e-Polshed mahogany finish. sauar. ton fancy
lower shells turned legs. brass claw feet xiass
knobs. ~ $500
No 3-Golden oak highly polished French lars
square top lower shelf. beaded finish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

., FTsisht paid within 500 miles on all purchases OF
$500 or over Railroad fare allowed out-ot-town
buyers Mall orders receive prompt attention. Our
location. low tax rate and immense purchasing
power enable us TO undersell all competitor, BY at
least 40 per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

Vil1t s.-.f- -s.a slfl-1E uo. .us torF
~ ers fnavof r1s0ldo5m b8staFIsEB
-fa-n0.ihsH sgs .Yd1a a .9E0 -nssaada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

Estimates and suggestions given for the complete I
furnishing OF Summer Hotels. Seaside Cottages and |
Country and Suburban Houses. Wagon deliveries l
TO all suburbs within journey OF 100 miles. and /
Seaside Resorts far south Asbury Park and /
throughout Long Island