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Arizona republican., 1902-11-21
Month of

Hoax-Sunday's such a slow day. Why, ] was in bed asleep by o'clock last Sunday night
 JoaX-Huh! I was asleep at 7:45.
 HoaX-Come off; you never went to bed that early.
 JoaX-Oh, no; but I was ia a church at that ttime.-Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21

The secretary of agriculture has re- turned to Washington from the west. He is happy and optimistic. "The farmers did it." he says. They did 1t all. They are running over with pros perity and money, and they like Presi- dent Roosevelt They never had so much wealth before. They put it in banks, and it comes east to help in the great enterprises of the country. In France the farmer invests his surplus in stocks or government bonds. Over here the latter are too scarce, and so the farmer puts his money in his neighborhood bank
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21

scene must be witnessed to appreciate it. It is simply tremendous and sweeps the audience with a wave of horror mingled with admiration.
 The comedy element in the play is provided by young doctor whose only patient is his sweetheart-and a spirit ualistic medium of the fake variety whose antics cause almost incessant laughter.
 Seats at Goodman's drug store. Pop ular prices, 25c, soc, 35c and S1.O0.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21

Women just naturally look on the bright side. If they find they were criminally careless in putting away their winter cloaks last spring and that the moth got them, they decide that they were old-fashioned, and they needed new ones, anyway.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21
EXPORT BUSINESS OF
 THE LAST MONTH
The Trade in Grain and Rreadsluffs
 Shows Recovery.

Washington. Novamber z0.-October exports show a decided tendency tow ard recovery from the depression due largely to the short corn crop of last year and reduced foreign demand for other breadstuffs. The total exports for October were larger than those of any preceding month in the history of our commerce, except October and De cember. 1900, and October. 1901 Elk ports of corn are of course less than in
 October of last year, by reason of the very great shortage in corn due to last years drouth, the total value of corn
 exported in October, 1902, being $734-
 GS2, against &, 34S, $40 in October of last year; while for the ten months ending with October, the value oi corn exports
 was s5.395, ,O1O against s47, ,2S3,459 in the
 corresponding months of last year. In wheat, which had shown a material re
 duction in exports in the last few months when compared with the ex-
 traordinarily high figures of the cor
 responding months of the preceding
 year. the figures for October show a
 marked improvement, the total value
 of wheat exported in October 1902 be-. ing S12.45S6SS, against slO5l5, All in Oc-
 tober of last year: while flour exports for October of the present year ara
 valued at S7.Ge3 914. as against $6Oe6.- 56l in October of last year. BreadstufIs
 as whole show a total of S21, 800. SOP in October, 1902, against S20. .372. .325 in Oc- | tober. 1901. Exports of provisions and live animals are still below those of October of last year. the figures for | October of the present year being $I5,-
 O60,17S. against s1S,225, ,5O5; while for the ten months provisions and live animals show a fall in exports of 33,00O. 900 as | compared with the corresponding
 months of last year, and breadstuffs q | foll of S1,000.0O0. The above figures. it should be understood, are from the pre- ! liminary statement of the bureau of statistics, and are slightly below the ! final figures which will not be complet- | ed until the close of the month.
 l The following table shows the October
 exports in each year from 1895 to 1902:
 Month of Total Exports.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21

Granger-I understand you have an interest in the Sweatman mine?
 Lamb-I have an investment there, but I have seen no interest on it up to the present moment.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21

ot the city, com bined with irregu- lar eating and in digestible dish e s which tend to make the city man the victim of " stomach trouble"
 When there is undue fu1lness af- ter eating, wit h belching, sour ris- ings and other dis tressing symptoms, a prompt use of Dr. Pierce s Golde e Il Medical Discovery will effect a speedy cure. In the most extreme cases of disease of the stom- ach and other or gans Of digestion and nutrition, the persistent use of the "Discovery '" will result in a con- plete cure III nine weight cases out of every hundred.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21
MiIeS On Miles

Are walked by the billiard player, as he moves around the table That is the only exercise many a city man gets. It is this lack of exercise in the shut-in-life
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21

vThe praise I would like to give your Golden Medical Discovery I cannot utter in words describe with pen,9 writes James B. Ambrose, Esq, of I2o5H MifF1in Street, Huntingdon, Pa cI was taken down with what our physicians said was indigestion. I doctored with the best around here and found no relief. wrcte to you and you sent me question blank to fill out and ] did 50 and you then advised me to Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. took three bottles and felt SO good that I stopped-being. as Snk, cured. l have no symptoms of gas tric trouble or indigestion now"
 Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing 0nLJ, y Send 2I Oue-cent stamps for paper covered book, or 3I stamps for cloth bound. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21

We are offering mems and chi-drens shoes at exceedingly low prices. Gail and get our prices. J. J. Hodnett.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21

Large shipment O. trunks just re- ecived, ranging in price from $1.5O to $1U.C0. K. T. Hyder.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21

Mrs. Alice Tcmlinsol, Central Land Office.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21

Mems black suit of clothes, good as new; also good dresser and cCmmode, cheap at The second Hand Store.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21
FOR ONER SIXTY YEARS

TUX ON Ilt oINI1 LARS MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children tcething. It suothes the child, sOftens the gums. allays all pain. cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21

The Tempe Hardware company have a fine line of air-tight heaters.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21

By womans arms shall ye know the rest of her.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-21

Judge Tomlinson's court was .occUpi- ed yesterday with the case of Geo. Nichols vs. J. ?. Appleby.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, 2s 1902.
AND pss and Ssans mda snn beans
tons ard some FOLDERS refusing 70 sell at cur
Ient quotations kidney firm at the recent i'm
choee per BUSH 81 s0ase 22lA medium
ohoce 81 7o do pea 81 red kidney choice 81 30;
50 leHGS2 15 turtle choice co. DO lima
California 81 75GS2 S. imported giants S2gSZ 70 i Hn
T"rted marGm CHOICE reuaa 81 sssf S. do poor
81 0 green peas. bags 81 7o do Scotch bags u e-'z~
tone on the grades Of butter Trade is
not active and the demands of current trade can De
easily supplied. Some receivers consider the situation
slightly weak evidence Of any forcing OF
Goods for sale general situation seems to be a
steady on the basis of present prices 0ner %
per ID. 22c frss 21@21%c; do seconds 0G2oae; do
2oa2o1kc; do seconds. 1s14Q1a4c: thirds 1sc State
dairy 1sa201ac: Western imitation creamery.
fancy 19l9c; choice 1saa9c do lower grades
17Qisc fancy 191sc: do prime 17Q
I9c: factory frsts 1S1S1ac: do seconds, 11
I7lac: thirds 16Ql6lac; packing stock. 16sQ1l
desirable grades of full both large and
small have cleaned up pretty @ s9sey Lcs excepns small
mary and expected moderate receipts week.
is closing in strong shape with all indications
grades. Gable, 4ss Cd. Exports to Europe for week,
ored or white fancy. 9Nc; choice. 9lac; do fair
good 9a94c; do large. coored or white fancy. ssc do
choice sas14c: do large. choice, ,7aasc; part SKINS
prime 7GI]4c: fair to good. 51a6hc; do common.
EGGS-Market closes VIA p 9aRanl ehanSe. Offer
inss are sun light pareuarE high trade stock for
Pennsylvania nearby fancy selected white 2q22c:
average, best 191sq2oc do fair prime. isdlss;
@lSc do uncandled Isa lsc Southwestern uncanded
h@17sc Kentucky 154l6ac; drties candied 151a q
l6e; uneandied i3Gi5c. Checks. l3a14c inferior
! V1sSNe7 sSS1Sxue asx apples meet i. fair III
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

Theodore H. Price will issue Monday Tuesday
xc it is s stated has w sent be das hs sos 9s
parties resident in every cotton produe
ns @ s o afo
sesass sSaasons and ssihe THIS @
him the b @ The be Ga
by maps giving the b ode M e OF stated
had. yet. vague idea OF what the re-
ants at work upon it, and be
s S sas
ia @ 9oB 9obbera ay hands ouoateas
sat sat 1S spHias TassE
sns. No and ,1 %nsfT e 5Ease
70 S 8 sseSs ehs4ss
KIN dried s. 5ass brand BAG {; ME-, MEAiI &
sssas ssaay' s. sqstsss sessl ~Fisf
sTsP SIS & sPG5 spns Bran. sas So
SO SO: iinseed oil cake oil cake, s2s 90; hOn
ns ssgp s2 81 peal W Wheat are, on Saturday
all day AMI at times firm but not @ ae
Of the wet Southwest States Opening prices
nssr wess aeGas shoush s e higher then the
ssssr had ssranae ehs2 a siiR
an of the trade September main
dam The weather map showed that low central
hsaGs for the
little disposed to operate extensively I on Jr
bull sae aea s. Louis said that about 70
nae was from Paris which net higher
cy,tv and strength and oats around the open
- ai some effect on wheat did liberal seaboard
clearances The export trade included p GOO bush NO
Nortbe-p July: 1900 bush NO l
Northern Duluth taken for milling and LOO ,
onr,s ala 40 600 bush Trade the late curb
has du September closing at 7TSc at O'clock or 1usi
a,n,t where II was an before. No red Closed
assc elevator and sosas1sc afoat; No Northern
D,,lrth size. hard Manitoba. S37sc y
anoat CoRNConsderahe activity and sfenEf 16
SareIoned in opening July sold up 70 'oc
in Chicago making record for the year ana Sgi
tember reached 6s &c above the previous tnad,
Ianailv nrires advanced Iac. holding steaoy
,brorbou the forenoon but with less active trade IN
~ Jsst hour Early based strength IN
oats 70 great extent although persistent showers III
~. corn witt
favorable TO results The 1sc advance IN
| ~ C5icaSo largely matter OF shorts. ihs -
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
ALLEGED B4cKDoWN BY ASPHALT TRUsl

SAID TO BE TRYING TO BUY THE PRODUCT
WHERE IT DECLARED NONE EXISTED
A dispatch was received yesterday by j. A
D8bbs, president of the Globe Asphalt Company,
who is at present in Brooklyn, from the Pittsburg
representative of the company, informing him that
the Asphalt Trust trying to secure an interest
in the asphalt deposit at Goleta, Col Mr.. Dubbs
gave the dispatch TO Secretary Van Auken or the
company, who went to Public Works Commissioner
Redfield and showed it to him. Mr.. Redfield had
nothing say about the dispatch .
II is from the Globe Asphalt Company that the
Interstate Paving Company, which recently Sc
cured the Brooklyn paving contract, defeating the
Crawford company. which formerly had monop-
oily of the asphalt paving contracts in Brooklyn,
obtains its material The Crawford company,
hacked 10y the local trust made a determined nght
ior the local street paving contract Inc interstate
Paving Company the lowest bidder Tor the
contract. the Crawford company being the next
lowest bidder AT the time the fight for the street
paving contract on il was asserted that there
was nc asphalt deposit at Goleta- This was done,
Il was said prevent the Interstate Paving COM
pany from getting the contract
Secretary Van Auken said yesterday that the &C
ton Of the in trying to buy interest in the
Golefa deposit a distinct backdown and that
there no danger of the Interstate company
being unable TO secure all the asphalt II wanted
TO enable II carry out its undertaking.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
CASH QUOTATIONS..
. GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. June Is BOZ
CoFFEE-Coffee took a good start to-day. early
strength developing in sympathy with firm European
markets and active recovering of shorts coupled with
general buying led by Wall Street and street interests
Opening prices were 5aio points higher Trade after
the first call narrowed down and dragged towards the
close though the advance sustained covering of
weekend evening up nature Importers noticed as
moderate sellers the higher prices The market
finally quiet and steady with sales Of H. go bags Prices
10 points higher. Cable included
rise of = franc at IIavre and OF 4 pfg Hamburg:
changed but firm Rio and Santos markets and ad-
Of 1-32d Rio exchange. 20 SD. Interior
receipts Il 900 bags and total receipts
81 .oe0 bags
Local spot supplies quiet fairly steady with
quotations nominally 5ilc invoice lots Of
No = Rio Mild grades quiet and firm We quote: Mocha,
13 15c: 1S2oc: Java. Tinor Java
Palembang, 14Gii12c Maracaieo Cucuta s3aq3c Mara
cabo, grades. 9a1S&c MaraCaibo washed 9lfGl3c:
Jamaica So "a ~ washed.
9salo12c; Bucaramanga. nominal Bogata 1ot@GI6l-c
Mexican washed .id Zoe: unwashed az 13c: Central
9laG1sc Guatemala Cohan, 9l2@1sc. Afri-
can iaa11c
The range prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
Rditroa0S.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

feS Of AHa Mss' corsns
Sss is for .e
Where oshe1Vi.s nstsS sss, psrIor
Cars YORK Sleeping Car Pt'sburs to
Com.
cars For eeeas chisaga Toledo
FGa 1s'1,s sssSs1ES%SIA sFEcIA:o-
Drawing-room Sleeping, Dining and Buffet Smoking
fo,sss Sp and
sIs Is tsS5 . 6i,ss 5ss Fs:
Z i p v Ts yasS sSssso
o da M
su'f F. Gsnnssi 19E cyans Sp s5cSPi
F,'i5fS aSD ThE Ena PifIa
7 SO s2 Dining Gar 10 10 Des6E9sses M nr ANA GeaI Sa
ana s15ss5s 5!n9 Sa5
aSs se5ff5s
faas 30 ca n8x saI 1Sss nPs
IS a9s n5sg Csss 1p'Hns s1S' a ~
ATLANTIc COAST LINE--Express OBS a. and a5
h aSr 5 l. n daily saa
I'D E asy Memphis
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILwAY.-7S5 a. m week
Fo ob abo poisF On F coMFoK 81 fss and NoRFoLk-7
ATTaSTie aaa sss m M saS AND weekdays
Sundays I.55 a. m Through Vestibuled Trains Buhet
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches week-days far,
lor smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-1255 p. M weekdays. <<
West Twenty-third Street Statton). 500 a. m iZlV
10 Saturdays onlyl. %. 255 325, 10. 455 and
p. m. weekdays. Sundays. 155. s-2o m, : %
Cfrom Desbrosses Cortlaudt Streets) 90 200
20 l. Saturdays only. 2oo. 80, $40 4 =,
SO. and 100 p. m. weekdays. Sundays, $40. 80
a. m. SIS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
610 CDesbrosses Cortiandt Streets 500, ID lob
%. SIS, 925 Dining Carr OBS Peuna Limited lOlo
CDesbrosses and Cortandt Streets. 1o3p Dnins carr
10 50 Dining Carr 1155 50 Dining Car; ,aa lo
Dining Carr, . 10 Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets
2o,. 2ss. 2? Dining Carl 90 = rs sDiSins g
Carr, 4.55 Dining carr $50 Dining carr. Id SD
s55 a25 M II 10 night Sundays 81 TO- n i1S ,L.. sno
e55 1o55 Dining Can a m 1922 Dining Car)' lSo
455 Dining Carr. sos Dining Carr. 755. SIS, s5o,
925 p. 12.10 night
Ticket Nos. 4e1 and 26l Broadway
Ise Fifth Avenue (beow 23d ST.: Astor House West
Tweny-hird Station. and stations foot of Des
Cortlandt Streets: Court Street $50 Fulton
Street, % Broadway Pennsylvania Annex Station.
BROOKLYN Station city The New York Transfer
will and check baggage from hotels
and residences through to destination
914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
J. 2. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD,
General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

took in about all belt particularly
heavy in Eastern and Illinois. At / O'Clock Sep
tenber corn in New-York quoted S4ac bid There
was local trade in cash property. No :
corn closed 6sIec elevator 694c afoat: No white
tl12c. and No yellow. 7Ilec. f ahoat OATS
Most active of all grain markets oats during the
day In Chicago old July sold up to Ale and new
July touched 4Ic c higher than it closed the prev
Gus night Heavy buying feature In the hst hour
stimulated by excessive rains all through the belt ana
low temperatures Later positions showed sympathetic
strength but of did fully match the July ad-
vance which reflected closely the situation IN
New-York white, stronger again and mixed
unchanged. Sales b, 600 bush No oats closed
9tc: No B. 532c; No white 5sls@59c: No white $50
s32c track mixed a2d54c: track white, J5d69c. and No
white clips. 5912G60c. .RYE-Market steady No
Western. 66lac and No Western 66c both b afoat
state 63164c. ..BARLEY-Nominal.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

MoLAssES AND sYRUPS-The entire market vas vas
New-oreans note steady for black strap
i4e fair iSGiSc. good. I7a2oc; prims 22a27c; New
:Sg:sS tanSs s4S5Oe sSsT
s steam eanre sn6 Of s1 be @a bng
the closing Of two G9on boats for forward 0adns
&nweTp Ant i 1ei5h ana Hull "a Ssvease @
aei as@su5 f2s s5SnsP
1s Is ~ Or sres @ s
To- British 2ese tons e0sso fr6 @
Bis Sd s2s 60. respectively beginning in October
'ils to aSo pors rnted Rinsdom SIS Cd
5 orsr $50 2 '" % rs ateamefs 42 ana
s9s sS ne @ Sd g BRUSH bss ons tai
Sicily to United states 24s July British steamer. ne
August Norwegian steamer LAS tons sugar north side
4sa tons Sos Fadphs 6 St Taoma.
terms British ssl tons Ga ba2s m .bS 10
7es tons saves SoTfoI sicily private British ri m
bark general baltimore TO re jansTo. Ell;
casse; Portland to Demerars, private terms bark.
IN IN ballast ALIAS bark Gas t@ns ioswsoG Hsy
or Chester Pryase terms sh'ensp 20" M i?f tons m
ss to Ia orea Pyne em @
s sdoGss @ "ga @ ' 6n5 coal foa
o F6sfsad S S. saSSHsr 2 s
orcottonseed oil showed very little change ruling
steady day with small trade No changes occurred
rm R in at h 6ass 8h dSmand aniee
ruled firm and unchanged with an average demand o,e
SSia SSe 81 81 % % and an" eSp2 SR s.
OIL prime crude or Summit m vsS1 SS pFime @
butter sIsdes 5o prime wi White Gis SEED Prs @Sv nT 4a
e7aesc; eut Of town, raw. oe@67c Calcutta raw. Soc
PRov1sI6Ns-up to the last hour provisions were
firm and hissr rejecting strength @ in grain @ stead i've
azng near the close. however reproduced moderate
cry had = 500 %oagdv and omaha
Mes. aossli family s5 5oasla Easks, 81 81 Soas3
na5 ST. 50 r. pre- i5d ,o 55 10 IT,
ioe: pigs 1o5.c... cUTMEATs-P bellies firm;
T. io'l ailP.S Piekled quoted = &c ,ec
rsksd ham hams ssc rm; coSngy aTGs's s
quoed 1oec- City lard r quoted 10 O. 1 5%rdHt Re
lie; y zoe Compound dull auoted ed, So 81 a
RIcE1The general mare, steadness With full
and the week has been f fairly ss aGtye The
Quotations follow: Domestc common to low fair ~
head head 5%aee Japan foreign a Sa5s
do domestic 314g4c; Java 47aa4%c' Rangoon In oohd'
sUGAR-Reaned sugar unsettled. in that lower Ss1
Prices as announced today changed Mean
s idea @ Se 2t d se all
Hence few e orders ars sy he derng
previo9siy Quotations follow Cut loaf crushed
poGdeed pna 4soc powdered powdered and fSt
asSa saa aasls eaa ns
n bas5 Of ns e Eas fine
tandard granuated and diamond 6Se: eSnfeet9ns5 @ @
10 N1 az / Nc: ss y 70 IS ans ssof & sS sSos g.
$S'1 No e: &C. No is 500 2 Of ans granqlated
There rsy was wepe ne ade hG at sa basis 90
s the saa t Ies sbous 5000
eariy due in oS IT. e ship as s.
$50 bags Ga ssn e2 %haff and bags
crete 2 16c. basis 50 test M0asseS sugar was
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
TESTIMONIAL DINNER FOR DADT.
INSTEAD OF FAREWELL. AS PLANNED. IT WILL
BE N RECOGNITION OF HIS Po-
POWER.

The Republican friends OF Michael ]. Dady In the
lst Assembly District are TO unite in tesumoniai
dinner which is 20 be given in his honor to-
morrow night at Pabsts HOTEL Coney Island. When
this originally planned il was to mark the re-
,srement of Mr.. Dady from active political ife ne
having that time Just resigned as executive mem
Der OF Kings County Republican General Com
nttee from the LIST District. Since then. however,
he has evinced a determination to hold on to his
power in the organization and the dinner to-rnor-
power
There is story that Jacob Bremen. chairman OF
.le executive committee, fearing that something
might be said at the dinner which would be dis
pleasing to the independents, attempted TO nave
s.e eelebration abandoned. In this he was not
sseeoessfui and IL is said that certain co!dness
oe.@een Mr. Dady and Mr.. Bremen has resulted
"A large loving cup will be given TO the leader
~ ms friends. There will of course be the usual
spsscnes OF presentation and acceptance, but IL is
aald That all invidous political discussion VIII be
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

tenber 7Osa7O4c On track: No I hard. 1s1sc; No
Northern 76l.c: No Northern, IS14c.
Phladelphla June 2S-Wheat dull but firm; contract
grade June. S2GS214c. Corn unchanged No 2 yellow.
on track. quoted 6s@7Oc. Oats firm; No white.
steady extra Western cream
cry 2a!5c: do nearby prints. 23c EGGS firm; fresh.
nearby Ii5sc loss of; Western, 1Sc, loss off; do
Southwestern, nc loss on: southern 16c loss on
Cheese firm; NewYorx full prime. small lO1. c.
do fair to good. 9.4Oc. Receipts: Flour 25O0 bbls
and 634 600 ID sacks; wheat. f4o00 bush; oats,
5000 bush. Shipments: Wheat 500 bush. oats. 5000
Louis June aS.-Close Wheat-No red. cash,
70i.c: July 1O1.c September. 1Os4a705sc; No hard.
T3@74t:c. Corn-No =. cash. 65isc; July 6osc; Sep
Oats-NO ., cash. 46fsc; July, 36Ssc;
Senember 2g1.c. No 2 white 50lsd51c.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Fer BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-tss 50
1880 .11.3O A NJ. '10o. 200. t'3-io. 500. 'Ie0
p M Mdt
zFrou Liberty Street only. Daily. fDaily except
sunday sSunday +Parlor only. IiVia
Tamadua- saturdays
Ohces: Liberty Ferry, South Ferry, Astor House.
1f3 2si asa 1900 1854 Broadway Ave. Union
SnJare West 27S West 125th ST. 245
Columbus Ave. New York. Court St. 344. $50 Fulton
ST BROOKLYN: 9S Broadway. Williamsburg New York
Transfer for and checks baggage
W. G. BESLER. c. NJ BURT.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
NAVAL STORES.

The price FOR spirits turpentine was lowered &c and
dull The lower Southern market caused
the decline remains steady at lately quoted rates
Tar was firm and unchanged. Quotations follow;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OI and machine bbls. 4Sg
4SI2c. ~ ,,, O., n,
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 ISL DE; -.
81 62ix E. 81 Co. 81 20: c. 81 20: H. 81 90 81 50; X,
90 %. NJ So 40: N So 20; w c. 81. and w W, 81 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
enirits tnrnentine 3,16S bbls
Wilmington 2s-spirits turpentine quiet 45lac;
receipts Rosin steady, 81 1O4S1 10; receipts
firm. 81 40 81 80 and 81 co.;
receipts S5 Tar firm. 81 so: receipts, 200 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

good prime 81 coats 40 p9or 70 medium s. =
heifers 81 ooasS 90; canners ann 81 49a 81 So bulls
HogsWReceipts to-day 10000 head Monday IS 00 left
over 10 4l9: steady; mixed and butchers 2oGSI 1o
good TO choice heavy 81 104$ s5 rough. heavy. 81 500
s. GO; light 81 25S7 40 bulk of sales 81 35g$7 10
Shee-Receipts 1900 head; steady: lambs steady good
10 choice So 73aS4 fair choice mixed s3 80
ass 75: native lambs $4QS6 So
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
SERMON ON KINGS ILLNESS.

:. americas Sympathy in Englands Sorrow-1ts
Sishincance and Its Promise will be the subject
y. ~ lne sermon by the Rev. j. +. Carson. in the
srntrai Presbyterian Church. Jefferson and Marcy
vim brooklyn. this evening at 7:45 o'clock There
s. se special music by the chorus under the lead
snip OF Z. r. Recdal, including several selec-
49, winch were TO have been sung at the corona
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, June 2S.-F1our firm. Wheat-Sprng dull and
lower No Northern. spot 7s1c carloads winter dull
No 2 yellow, 69%c; No do. 69Ac; No corn. 6SAc;
No 8 do 6SAc. Oats strong No 2 white. BIC; No do.
5sIac: No 2 mixed 53i4c; No do 53c. Rye-No /, in
store sc asked. Canal freights steady.
Chicago, 2S.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange, by the Counselman & Day
private wire from William p. Bonbright s. Co., OF
Colorado Springs: