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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
First Quarter Dispcnsary Profits.

The quarterly statement of the
State dispensary for the first quarter,
ending March 81, shows: Gross
profits on merchandise sold during
quarter year, $133,3O5.33; total ex-
penses, $1O5,659.12, including $11,-
234.27 for the constabulary, showing
a net profit for the quarter of $780,
454.G0, making the school fund
amount to $519,806.82.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10

The editor of a contemporary who
does not wish to be mistaken for
another man, says: 1--WE are not tn e
IL. ID. Smith that is in Jail in Macon
for coming money, or the one in
New York making chewing gum.
No! we are not making money or
chewing gum.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
Cause Of Cancer.

"Cancer is caused by an animal
parasite, which we have identified,
and located in the New York State
Cancer laboratory" says Prof. H..
X. Gaylord, of the University Of
Buffalo, who has charge of that
laboratory. GA peculiar feature
about the parasite is the length of
time required to develop culture,
and this" Prof. Gaylord said, "ac-
counted for the failure to fully
identify it before"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10
We Pay a
Dividend !!
SzESS%
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we have adopted new system in
our store by which our cash customers
are enabled to realize dividend. Be
sure to get your check for the amount
Of your cash purchase and read both
sides Of it. Come in and let us explain
our system to you.
G. w. & j. &. BAUKN!CHT.
WaIhaIla, S. c..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10

81 had piles so bad | could get no rest
nor find cure until tried DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salvo. After using it once,
forgot ! ever had anything like piles"
=. &. Boicc, SOmcrs Point, N. Y. Look
out for limitations. BE sure you ask for
DoWitts. j. w. Bell.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10

Spring coughs are especially dangerous
and unless cured at once, serious resnlts
often follow. Ono minute Cough Cure
acts like magic. 1t is not common
mixture, but is high grade remedy.
j, W. Bell
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10

Skin troubles, cuts, burns, scalds and
chafing quickly healed by using DoWitts
Witch Hazel Salvo. Itis Initiated Bo sure
you get DoWitt's. j, w, Boil.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10

The Nebraska Republicans have at
last agreed upon Senatorial nominations,
j. M. Millard and {. H. Dietrich being
the lucky ones.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10

Tho Atlanta Scmi-W Weekly journal
and THE COURIHK for 81. 70 n year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10

Kentucky distillcrics and warehouse
companies have advanced tho prices of
whiskcy from u to 35 cents gallon.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10

You cannot enjoy perfect health, rosy
cheeks. sparkling oyos if your iivor is slug
gish and your bowels clogged. DeWitts
Little Early Rsors cleanse the whole sys-
tenn. They never gripc. j. w. Boil.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
OTHER ETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. I2.-Catte-Receipts 1900: generally
steady: good prime steers S5aS6; poor medium
So 9oSI no: etocSers and feeders choice
So I5dSi I5 So T5S4 so hsifers 81 15aS4 90;
slow. 81 0aS2 70 bulls steady 81 70GS4 so: calves
slow S4dS5 so Texas fed steers rm "a 25GS5 20 Texas
So 50GS4 Texas bulls steady 81 1898 80
Hogs-Recepts to-day. 10000 to morrow. 15 OOO left
1900: 6alOc higher closing top So
butchers. So s5dS6 good choile heavy.
SO 90 heavy. s5dS5 light. S0GS6
OF sales $66S6 I2ia. Sheep-Receipts 1000 Sheep
lambs steady sheep 50 10: clipped lambs
to 81 l5 good choice wethere 81 i5nS3 fair choice
mixed 81 coast 81; Western sheep 81 i5a$5; yearngs
s. soM$5 49, native lambs 81 1885 35 Western lambs
$54S5 35
Cincinnati April 12Hogs active. higher. 81 5Oa$6
Cattle higher 81 S5QS5 25 Sheep steady
asa so Lambs steady, SiG$3 50.
s East Liberty Aeril l2catte So steady extra s. so9
steady best mediums and heavy Workers 50 ~: heavy
@s5 b5: skts, s5af5 So roughs. 81 5G9S5 IS Sheep
steady best clipped wethers 81 T5aS4 So; common SEA
So 5o choice lambs S. 25as5 35; good S4a
IS 10; veal calves. S5a$5 So
East Buffalo, April 12Receipts-Cattle sheep
and lambs 65 hogs 35 Shipments-CattIe 90
cars sheep and lambs. 23 hogs 81
Offerings loads; trade quiet and unchanged.
Calves in fair supply. light demand
to extra s. 1885 good TO choice. 50 5oqS5 10
and ambs-Oferngs, 81 loads; moderate and
prices ruled fully 1Oc lower Lambs choice extra
S5 65a$5 So common good So 25dS5 sheep choice
10 extra $5 25Q&5 good choice, S5Gx5 %. Hogs
Market opened strong higher loads on sale
Heavy. $S 2oG$6 IS: Sc 2oaS6 $6 lS
Sc 20: pigs SIS S50S5 roughs 81
T*4 10 The close To Sc lower.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13


FLOUR AND MEAL-Improvement of undertone was
feature Of the market gns at the Sos when it was ben T
o ns1 M TSss xa M Pss s rac he e S
atss SPRING MlsE
No Mo- sa1a SIS ] 81 sSss sso sS and to S
aSeT 81 %%s Fair !S sSSd + 10 auoeG kim
dried s. s5as2 40. to brand. BAG MEAdaFiTm'
aSoted sr1S ban spot SO sacks
@ @ ss ss S 9p
hCny hop nsrsd s omes H fh a. 10 corn oil CAKE
actions Of wheat yesterday hsn c6nd de
at any time in the last week or so Early in
6x ads ey 5e S OF @ of
which they held until late and but f0r fhp %
aliy might have carried over night Ae II was ;r and
prices more rapidly they previously
nRht @ q She Hf ns at aeS sh time quite
@ not I less se ean 1aG m Sa @ eaGaT @ nea ans o and for
the something over 100000 bueh. with export
point the private estimates Of big the vs
ducsd by % COO or possible ea @ 600 bush Including
sssr yes,era both in the early advance and ID The
seaboard points amounted loads, In Northwest
S Marssts sa abroad s pa
9nsins T6ssday Gsc At p Paris ri early by
Hs nents for s Franc up en Il oa 5 bs whea or
4So 600 bush less than previous 100000
bush smaller than last year this ship
nens have been 1885 600 bnsh with 81 22 900
bush in the time Quotations of cash
wheat. 0 afoat. follows: No l hard Duluth.
S91sc; old No Northern Duluth S6Ssc; Northern
Chicago. s2l4c prompt; No . New-York. 1850
store; No 2 red New-Yorlz 1850 2
York. l9tsc No 2 hard Chicago 79lsc prompt
CORN-The local market relatively
stronger than in the West all ssc
higher in face of the late decline wheat add
tion 10 fair demand from shore. the nfu-
enced by seaboard clearanCes
ued Wet weather E the West making bad roads
further threatening the movement Only 96
received at Chicago, with li5 expected Saturday.
bes were = "a higher but Argentine shipments proved
70 he about double those of last week Since
Roweyer they are only about half large last year
export business amounted I loads Nc closed
49'sc elevator and 49l2c o ahoat; No white 50a.c
and No , yellow 50i+c both afoat OATS-The
local market for oats firm cash property. with
No B. 30l.c: No white. 3219c No white acc: track
clips. 33c: .RYE-Market quiet: No Western
quoted 60lzc 10 Western 6Nc both o aHoat:
State 56d5Tc .BARIEY-Market steady: feeding
vas quoted 46G4slzc. and mating, G2g7Oc. both !
New
Weekly wheat and -four exports. according Brad
streets 64o5 COZ bush compared with 46aS 6a3
bush last week and 2s96 653 bush a year ago. Since
July the exports have been 29I bush, against
loA9162S6 bush last year Corn exports week
were 623 $50 bush. $3.50 54I laet week and
.9 44S bush From July date. 15I 162-
5ei bush compared with 1853 ol2 645 bush year.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

do North Carolina per 5oaS4 Charleston and
North Carolina, half Dbl basket 81 25s2: do per
bush basket, I5c@S 25 onions. green Neworleans
havana per crate S2GS2 50 Egyptian, bag $2 2se,
y 40 do Connecticut and Eastern. white. bbl so
90 90 yellow 81 5o@s So do red 81 5oq$i do Orange
county, red per bag, SO asa do state and Western
white per double head bbl SO 1888 So do yellow 81 70
@s3 30 yellow, >ag s3Gs3 25 Florida. per car
rier S20S3 peas. Florida. basket or crate SidS4
leans per 100 lunches siGss do Bermuda; per crate
cScaSi; romaine Florida, basket slqS2 90 New
Orleans per bb s4dss; Bermuda per crate. slas1 I5
sa beans Florida wax per crate s2as4 do green green
more eoa turnips Canada. Russia per DBL 'aasoc
tomatoes Florida. per carrier, S1GS1 ~.
Mniih-The Milk Exchange price for stahoard auaii'y
Is 2..e per quart -. - H.,
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-From the recent unusually
light deliveries appear hodback for high
prices is prevalent hands of hay. AS late
Guo.s.ohs gu do not lesmately warrant astins oulse
In rates from where they IL is more probable that
SOFT roads shippers filling invoices IL is also
probable that afford be or less in
attentive 10 the hay market the prosperous season
stock during 1900 1901 aays much of the customary
pressure TO realize for spring Tne market
was decidedly firm all good high grade large
bales and as before small bales keep unusually close
would have attended the small receipt Of only 400
but IT was late in the week. and the market
no. crowded WITH BUYERS We quote Prime large bales
per 100 10. 95d9Tlsc No /, 9G@921.c; No .. SOC;
No 3. 75a77i2c: clover grade. unchanged. -.
STRAW-Long holds the frrnnees of winter
March prices with unnteruptedly steady sale We quote
SIae Receipts of hay reported at the
produce Exehauge at noon to-day: Hudson River Rail-
road. 40; Erie 40: Pennsylvania 20; Delaware Iacka-
warna wa and western 20 West Shore, 70 Lehigh Valley.
boats no; total. si0 by
rail-. 90 tons by river; total. 90
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

sow s :s sS rs prime Spss1 Sse yess
calsutta s5c quoted &C under city brands
live ss s5s line Ssh m firm of as
the chief cash demand i.iFy hos aFEs G
Guiding 1900 at chiease so at Kansas and sSo
at Omaha a. roRKFirm Quoted: Mess fsfflo; hEEf
65G T% soai1a hs9 sai
ssssG 90 auessd ssA a9da ap .s
m sS lsd h. se SSosd s4s sssSns rs isS
Hss S he g. rm m sao
7l4@73se Picked hams Steady: quoted % aleaic
asosd ss ''e 1a1rS 5%
at s codnsn Mfasa 1s5S hfR R
oP9und Gnist quo SuOtes at & sSS sarSs
RICE-A toerabiy steady undertone prevailed in re
old prices Adviees unimporsainG5 tai n
Quotations follow: Domestic common to low fas
esaa. 53sqsi.e ratna' 4s.a5Hs; Japan 4s.a5e; Java
staAR aPpsar ample supplies s.as Of re
Of in sypathy with the and
doninoes 5s5c; mould A. 57oc; cubes 5eoc; XXX pow pow
Eagle
coarse and extra fine granplated 45o; Eagle 10 @
Eagle fine grnuated standard grangiaed and diamond
saSe No 4soc No 4s5e; No soc; No :. 9c 5oc:
No Nos - snd NJ a c Sos No 'p e. IS and No m
This weeks summary statistical position made
and 0 ogshe fS & ons an
last week and 26t 244 increase of loo
2S9 tons year by special cable:
Cuba The six PRINCIPAL ports)-ReceiPs & % 600 TONS
exports $500; stock 22 600 against oSS20 tons last
year centrals grinding 1e7 against 81 last year ar
tons last week and 138S 65 total stocks
of Europe and America 1852 533 TONS against 1878
tons last week 162 last year. and at the
same uneven dates. and 210Oo37 tons at date OF
against excess of $50 iss tons last week and
fciency OF S6.9S3 tons December 81. 1900 Hamburg
No shipments of beet shipped America from
Hamburg and Bremen last week engagements 800
tons refined shipped. To-day's market for sugar
comparatively tame contrasted with yesterday
enormous business The undertone however, was
still in and offerings scarce: 4lsc for
centrifugal 6 could be had for shipment but at the
close prices could not be quoted higher than Sc
Ice and i132c for the three standard grades. Beet
sugar at London unchanged and quiet. Cane was
also quiet and unchanged.
TEA-The market for tea futures opened dull at nom
inal decline of 40 points January, February and
March the other months remaining unchanged No sales
were recorded for the day the market ruling featueless
and uninteresng the close. which officially de
scrhed quiet No changes occurred in prices
tions follow: April IL 70di2s so; May. IL sod1290:
129oG13; July and August. 13 od5.20; September and
1890.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-10rk. April I-II
co1EFt- Foreign news Of generally bearish charac
er absence Of hu support and poor demand for the
snot article in had depressing effect upon
is sentiment day. prices the opening call De
eined partial points In consequence fairly STEADY
call in the forenoon the
feeling and for the balance of the day ruled
with about the opening level The PUBIC
again take interest in coffee futures ana te
transacted largely in the nature or
settlements faction sales for the
y BAGS the market at the close ruled dull at
,nening figures \ higher exchange in Rio and
ersl of the staple from United States ware
bulsh influences which served as check
sainsf any further decline local market Sentiment
Va more or throughout the day The foreign
ns1enres Wit which local bulls had contend were
lower European and Brazilian markets and large receipts
and interior towns The advance in the
Rio exchange SS2d private advices added lsd
10 this figure which. however not offcially veIned
anil affairs obtained in the local market
m SPOT supplies Quotations nominal on the basis
of 6sc for Rio No Z and 7i4c for Santos No l. The
steamer Castilan Prince cleared Rio on April II with
Strabo. from Santos April IL,
with IS bags country The present stock
n coffee in Havre 1853 600 bags OF which amount
bag Brazilian, compared with 1,543,oo
hays and / C32u0o bags respectively last week.
The prices in the local market to-day
lf0Wz-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No
spring wheat 61a69c No red. u1aQ7sc: No corn.
white. 29lAc; No white. 277s@29lsc; No rye Ssc:
good feeding barley Acc; fair mating 5lG5Sc
No haxseed 81 80; No Northwestern. 81 60: prime
timothy seed 81 1o cloveT grade. $40 75
pork, bb sl4 +00S14 10; lard per rb SIS i2aG
So As short ribs sides 0oose 2OaSs 40. dry sate
shoulders hoxed 81 75aS6 s71e short clear Cboxe
the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
steady; creameres. 15G2O1ac: dairies uQ1sc.
steady, 11Q12Ac. Eggs steady; fresh. 12c-
Cincinnati. April 12--Flour dull Wheat frm No 2
No mixed 2TlsQ2sc Rye easy; No 3 SIC.
13$c; No Northern, 1%c; No Northern G69sc:
May, I2%c; July I3lsc: September TI&c. Corn 40ec;
May. 41c Oats, 27Q26%c-
Milwaukee. April 12-wheat higher Northern,
53s a54c. Barley eadier No 2 57a5s sample 4oG 5se
Minneapolis April 12.-Ciose-w aeat-Cash. I1s4c;
May. 1O12c: July. 721sc On track--No 1 hard. T39ac
No Northern, 7ise; No Northern. 6sa@6s1zc Flour
and bran unchanged
Philadelphia. April 12-Wheat firm, &c higher;
grade April I714G77%c. Corn firm: No mixed.
April 4S44S4c. Oats steady No white clipped 33lsc
Butter firm fair demand fancy Western 22ac
demand nearby lac: do western lac; do south
13$.c; do Southern, lac Cheese quiet New
York full creams. fancy, small 12a12hc: do fair
choice, 1O1sa11S.c ReceipsF1our 1000 bbls. 45so
10000 bush. ShpmentsWheat. 1900 bush; 222 600
bush oats, 1s.oo0 bush
81. Louis. April 12.-Close-whea1-No red cash.
6ss4c; May 7Oac; July 6ssaeslac: No hard. 721ac.
No cash. 211sc; May 26c July. 241ac: No 2 white.
291sa30c
Toledo. April 12-wheat active cash. 7s!.c;
May. I31sc; July. l37sc. Corn-Cash 44c: May. 4Ss.c
Oats-Cash. 26%sc: May. 261.c Rye soc. Cloverseed-
Cash 90: October s5 20 1899 prime S6 60 OIL IN
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
l. received at Uptown Office No l2i2 Broadway
o door north of 3lst-st until o'clock advertise
ents received at the following offices regular
office rates until O'Clock D. viz; 25i sth-ave.
cor 2Sd- st. 6th-ave i2hst.: Macy's 6th-ave
and I4th-st Coiumbusave. West 66th-st; lO6
West 4zd-st near 6th-ave.. 14th-st 251 West
4adst It'll and sth l5s East iIth-st 1SS
I'd ave between 10th nth 1.o26 Sd
6lstst.: 1T0S lstave. near ssth-s 100 IFemont-ave
ESQ 3i-ave 554 3dave; 2l0 Bleeeker-st: :
BleeSkerst
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

COTTON left market invariably
sought lower level to-day. At time May sold of
10 1sl. within points of the lowest touched this
week The bear element timd. nevertheless. owing
10 The fresh circulation that May July and Au
gust shorts be squeezed before delivery days
On The opening fairly steady undertone obtained with
prices unchanged lower. The Liverpool
was Disappointment whereas the opening In the Eng
hsh market 1g2 points higher this Improvement
the time opened. Moreover foreign selling
We're quite local pit. unfriend,y
state Of affairs had depressing effect upon
ent within the first half hour slowly further
ceeined under moderate selling both
unguafded moment the market slipped away its
few and broke 73i May before
taxing and bull purchasers gained supremacy. the
downturn New-Orleans and Liverpool sympatheticaliy
Sakenee and for time the indications strongly point
60 TO heavy and decidedly lower break
proved the single feature Of the fluctuations
thereafter the market followed exceptionally narrow
speculation. al times quite eless The busi-
ness reported represented settlements by the
room faction There little the way OF Incentive
oNer the belt about expected
Is large estimated min nominaI, the
ae and the public refused interest In the
sef The weekly reports from centres ndi-
eea no startling phase of the stu
sHoi and The market "A whole uninterestIng In
ue last few minutes liquidation bear pressure
sent prices down 20 the low level day The close
I cu with prices lower by 207 points The tot al
n sieht for the week I6O00 bales against I4l npo
.s week t2oa0 last l0i.oo0 and - 900
vas as fclloRe ' ~ NaS
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
soIJrHERN COTTON MARKErs.

Galveston. April 12-Cotton steady; middling s4sc
middling, IAc: ordinary. &c; receipts. 23I5
bales the Continent. I5so sales 500 stock
143. los.
Baltimore April 12-Cotton nominal: uiddIing. sssc
low middIng. i5-16c; good ordinary, 516c net re-
gross. 2.356; Great Britain,
200; coastwise, 2o6; stock, S.335-
Savannah. April 12-Cotton quiet: mddng, l-1sc;
middling 7lso good ordinary. 6Sc; receipts. 1882
bales; stock. s6.i51
Memphis. April 12-Cotton steady; middIing, slsc low
1850; good ordinary 6lzc; receipts. l13
bales gross, 7e9 shipments. 1sTl; sales 1900.
1901. lie. T65; 1900. 5a991
Orleans April 12-Cotton quiet; middlins. 16c;
mfding Use; ordinary. 16c receipts i423
bales exports Great Britain 1o525: Continent.
1851 coastwse. 2Oi6; sales 1000; stock correced).
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

lied lower: American middling fair Lied: good
mddng 4 25-S2d. middling, A 10 32d; low middIing,
-32d; good ordinary sgd ordinary % The
sales of day 5000 bales of which bales
speculation and and inCuded $500 tales
Receipts 10000 bales. including IA 500 bales
Futures opened and closed quiet; American
mddng l m April. 4 064d. buyers; April and May,
so Cid sellers; May June, 30-s4d sellers June
and July SiG4 30 SAD. sellers: July and August
64d buyers: August and September. as6id sellers
September. 23- Gid sellers: October c, lo-6id-
sellers; October and November e-64d. sellers;
November and December. c, 4-6id. sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April quiet. No
Northern spring os Id futures steady: May IS asd
As I'D Amerir,n pa ai1 Astcsn r mixed New
as; As; July g lid September 3s llAd Peas-Cansdan
IS 3D. Hops London Gacifc COAST steady f4af4 lis
Beef India mess 6s 3D. steady: prime
mess Western s3s 3D. HamsShort IA to 16 10 firm
i3s 3D. Lard-American refined. in pals. firm. prime
Western " in terces quiet ABS BaconmCumberland
70 70 81 no. nrIn AIS 20 short ro 10 70 = No. nrm AS 3D.
clear middls: heavy 81 TO 40 ~ strong. 42s 3D.
10 n. nr. as Sd. shoulders-SQuare II to Is b. nrm
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
a. fCligve. - ''S ''''' "idihet 10 day

IA cotton closed que3 with quotations lower on
ass - ssc for nid;lins upland s5c
81 NaeS- 30 haeA Southern spot markets
t-ei - follows Newf)rleans quiet al
,c.'s Noble GGi uufhanged. 75sc: Savannah quiet
hff@r % 16c. Charleston steady unchanged at
'e NiiToingtln firm unrhangcd at IKE Norfolk dull
.efansci Ice: baltimore nominal unchanged al
sc augusta quiet and steady 32c lower AT 3 1eG
tC: - Louis dull. unchanged. 16c. stimated
,tsits lG-npTrogg New Orleans from . 800 10
~ tales. against i75 bales week and 361 bales
-, year at Houston. from 2.3oo 10 2.soo bales
ga with iS24 bales week and 544 bales last year
ofirs NJ cotton ports to-day and for the week
afared with the totals Of week previous and Of
W. week
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13
NEW YORK CENTRAL

-. HARLEM DIV 1SION.
Sl2 A. ~ and S35 p Dali Sunday. u
Pittsfed; Sundays only at 90
Pullman all through
Trains illuminated with PiRtsch Light
Ticket offices at l13. s6t. AIS 216 Broadway ~
Union So w. 275 Columbus Ave 1s2 West 1esth ST.
ISlth ST and lSSth St Stations 33S IDS
rutou St and 104 Broadway. r. d. BROOKLYN.
Telephone ''9oe 3s.I. York
service baggage checked hotel or residence oy
Wesrcott Express Cnrruauy
EDGAR VAN FTTEN GEORGE DANIELS
General Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

METAIsINcws of sensational character was lacking
gsog The day and c the general St %as T5ho"t o
6 pns oRer out m this aSd % to bng
u & 6Es az a IN me s GIse op be nss mGe e was n g@
II under lqudation spot closing at fl4 lbs and futures
spot ti ana F 7S s for a@f this @ % did did not n@
Gnchansea gnf @ S at s7 r LIKE superior and sr6 G2 or
casting and eectroytic Lead was without change clos
point since iso7 declining Is I'd Is Cd trading
sae5 Domestic markets inaetiye but steadily
en T foundry @ s5 @ss 90 Southern fouDdry s4asi5 5o
53s 9d. and Middlesboro at 45s Sd.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-No new features of impor-
moderate and prices were @ steadily held syruPs
s9mSn % as fo ohs H o 59S PaTt Rne @
Prime ss:eS 2i24s fsnsy ssaSac a' s00o
to an san Medium 1asf % se
@ the and M na 0ssn a a and IN rss h long
changed Steamer freights quiet all trades. the
@ Es1
as.d Anwerp sd Hamburg 40 Pigs Rotterdsm SIC:
os is @ @ Ts
M en minerals G St ob erhfd
70 Antwerp ss % and loaded april British ri s1 steamec
Manchester port f75 extra If April British
s so9s s"a
s5sssa slsasi Gssa
tons eGa .
coal Norfolk Kingston. Jamaica private terms; Nor
wegan steamer. 1443 general cargo Philadelphia to
c B 7S4 COAL Phila-
delphia Jacksonville private terms schooner 1G'4
s. t2l3 schooner
ice. Rockport st Thomas and back Rum Cay to New
or salt. private schooner,
en soanef saTs 1910 hsase ties s shR to
I3c. schooners, tons. pineappes,
bahamas TO Baltimore or New-York. private terms;
schooner 300 tons Paseagoula New-York pr-
vate terms: 1l47 ties Savannah to New
York 40 tons lumber Newberne to
NewYork. s. %. hagging cut ioc schooner 5.s
lumber Savannah New-York. 81 62ls.
14a respectively so 600 feet day; schooner 6 tons
coal Providence,
Galveston Liverpool
or isren,en SOS April bark petro-
eulr hence Ia Sydney Melbourne. zoe, June-July.
i5i ,S-For future delivery. May. June July there
was a fair demand again yesterday full prices with
spot prime summer yellow held at 36c. The
hrm. Linseed oil was quiet and refined petroleum
Phiiaaepha Ibis and bulk IS 0o: refined
NeH-Ycrk. IS 20. .CoTToNsEED OII<-Prme crude.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-13

Total receipts 10
1oal 0S3 SIS
Exports for the week
Exports
Total
Total date year S76 s97
Stock ports
year -. -. .................. 5el 100
Stock all interior Sal 023
Stock at all interior towns same time
Stock al Iiyerpoo
Liverpool time year. G46ooO
Of forG Great 600
Stock OF American anoat for Great Britain same
,cofoo at a