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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02
IT COSTS $4.75 PER HEAD.

There are moro than two hundred chill
dren at the Baptist Orphanage at Thorn
asville. Mr.. Archibald johnson, editor
of Charity and Children, is authority for
the statement that THE amount ex-
pended for maintenance was about $12,-
GOO, or to be exact, $4.75 per month per
capita"
This shows the excellent and economi-
cal management of the Baptist Orphan
age. The cost of living has increased
fully twenty-five per cent. and it is a
matter of wonder to those of us who
pay family expenses to understand how
the management of the Thomasville
Orphanage can support the orphans at
$475 per month. They are comfortably
clothed, well fed and well cared for.
How it is done is as mysterious as how
that noble old Methodist preacher, who
died last month, on a salary of 5000 a
year accumulated fortune of $4,000.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02
Spirit of the Press.
MIR. WISE ONLY FRIEND OF
NEGRO.

NEGRO.
Washington Post.
Il feel as though l were the admins
traitor of the estate of the late Harriet
Beecher Stowe. and not very large
estate at that remarked Capt. j. s.
Wise, of New York and Virginia, who
has been conducting the fight in the Vir-
GINA courts against the new Constitu-
tion. Capt. Wise arrived in Washington
from Richmond yesterday and will re-
main at the Raleigh Hotel for a day or
two.
81 guess I'm the only friend the negro
has in the world, he continued Il don't
know of any other white man who is
fighting for the cause of the disfran-
chised negroes in Virginia. 1t is strange
that an eX-Confederate and a former
slave owner should espouse their cause,
but my sympathy is with the negroes.
After they have been allowed freedom
and have enjoyed citizenship for more
than thirty years l cannot bear to see
them reduced by the means resorted to
in Virginia.
''Thc speech which Jim Hayes, the COL
ored lawyer, made in the Federal court
in defense of his race will have a place
along with the plea of Robert Emmett.
1t was mastery. The man felt what he
said, and he and his associates will not
give UP this fight. There will be many
suits filed against judges of election
who refused to. allow negroes to qualify
Now is the chance for man like Oliver
p. Morton, or some such man of posi-
4. L.. fn,s hi ~pIF
There is more reason to refuse to admit
Virginia members OF Congress than
there was to deny the Mormon Roberts
admission | may find man who has
courage enough to challenge the right
of Virginia election boards to run cleo
tions as they please, but l doubt it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02
CUBA AND ANNEXATION.

Washington Post.
1T is costing the republic of Cuba
nearly $40,000000 year to be indcpcEd-
ent of the United States, and the sooner
it is annexed the better it will be for
all interests in the islands," said MIR.
Francisco Reyes Guzman, an Havana
capitalist, who is at the Arlington Il
am a native of Cuba. understand the
conditions there perfectly, and am thor
oughly in touch with the people OF the
island l know that there are only about
25,000 white men on the island who do
not favor annexation.
AT present 100 pounds Of sugar is
worth $3.50 in Porto Rico In Cuba 1t is
worth only $1.S7. The tariff imposed by
this country accounts for the difference
in it's value. On sugar alone Cuban
planters lost SIS, 750, O00, which they
would have saved if the island were an
ncxed and products of the island td-
mitted to this country free. the duty
paid on tobacco amounted to about So
100000 during the past year. BUSINESS
conditions in the island are golng from
bad to worse. | have not been IN CUBA
since July but l hear regularly from
home and know that the situation Is dls-
tressing The Plat amendment amounted
to annexation. and why should there be
any delay in making the island part
of this country
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02
A MORNING TONIC.
(From The True Citizen.)

There arc two ways of finding out
whether our ambition is too strong for
safety. First, if we discover that am
bition is hurting our character. there is
danger. econd, if we find ambition
binding us to the rights of others, it is
time to stop. These are the two tests
and so long as your ambition is harmiIg
neither your own life nor the lives of
others. it is good and wholesome, and
will add value and brightness to your
life.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

Judge Thomas A. Jones, the new police
Justice of Asheville, had over twenty of
the female inmates of disordely houses
before him in one day. All were fined.
In commenting upon the case Judge Jones
said that the men who owned the houses
and rented them to the women were as
guilty as the females who occupied them.
Then Judge Jones said something sure
enOughi
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

Having devoted much time to the peo-
pie of Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philip
pines may we not expect Congress 10
give enough time to the people of Ari-
IONA, New Mexico. Oklahoma and Indian
Territory to create them into self gov
erning States? They are all ready and
to deny them Statehood longer would be
a great injustice.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

The book of General De Wet has ap-
peared in England and is creating wide
spread interest. 1t Is entitled Three
Years War" The key-not is in these
words: Had not so many of our burgh-
ers proved false to their own colors,
England, as the great Bismarck foretold,
Africa
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

Whenever North Carolina Republican
starts in Washington City or is sent out
from there. Whenever his folly gets
him in trouble in North Carolina, he
rushes to Washington for protection. Do
you reckon any Republican knows that
North Carolina is 4 sovereign State?
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

Senator Hanna is standing pat His
latest utteraIee is, Il will not resign
from anything Hanna is not one of the
army of cutters. He hangs on as long
as there is a pea in the dish.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

special from Washington says that
Clarkson and other Northern Republic
cans are urging the President to appoint
the negro Crum as collector of the port
of Charleston. They wish the President
to "stand Pat" on his letter and fear
he will ''wobble"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02
STATE NEWS.

Judge Hoke reduced the sentence of the
Mcmahon brothers, convicted of seduction
in Rutherford court, to 4 months in the
county Jail and $50 fine for each of the
brothers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

The South Fork Baptist Association
has decided to establish a school at Mai
den, Catawba county.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

The cantecn fight will be up in Con-
gress Secretary Root is strong advo-
cate of the cantecn and recommends its
establishment. 1T IS a sort of govern
recently.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

mo tariff revision of any kind. trust
legislation in moderation That is the
prediction the New York Herald makes
of the work of this Congress.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02
Ex-Sherif Johnston Dead,

Especial to News and Obsever.)
Reidsville, N. c., Dec. 1-Ex- Sheriff
John S. Johnson. one of the county's most
prominent citizens, died at his home at
Ruffin this afternoon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

The increase in the deposits of ma
tional banks is 81 per cent, says Comp
trollcr Ridgeley, the total aggregate
being over $4,000. 100000
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

Crumpacker is jubilant over Roosevelt's
Crum letter. 1t is mighty popular with
all Republican politicians in Indiana,
who need the negro vote in their bust
ness.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

The Polk County Telephone Company
was incorporated Yesterday in the Secre-
tary of States office. The headquarters
of the company are at Tryon, N. c., and
the company is to do a general telephone
business in Polk county The capital
stock is $4,000 shares so each, the com
pany organizing with 81 100 subscribed.
The stockholders are Messrs. Thos. c.
Mills, Earle Grady, E. f. Missildine, F.
e. HELEN, T. T. Ballenger, r. B. Engai,
Geo A. Cash. r. F. w Aston, of Try
en-; H. e. Gray, s. w. Miller, Eliza Mil
Ter, j. G.. Hughes, ]. w. Newman, c. G..
Hampton, j. p Morris. J. E. Shipman, f.
NJ Burgess, w. C. Bostic, J. p. Arledge.
N. 3. Hampton, A. L. McMurray and c..
c. West, of Columbus.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

FOR, SALE.-A VALUABLE FARM
OF eighty-eight acres, lying immediate
l., IN eostside Of Neuse river at Iron
Bridqa at Milh,,rnie. or. both sides of
county road, six miles from hate!ea.
Sold on reasonable terms euSoee q
Busbee, Attorneys. e. " u
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

The Elizabeth City Tar-HeeI advocates
q dispensary for that city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

Two Of the most bitter things in lif'
are being. fitted by a girl and a dose o
uunine.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

THE BJSHOP'S TALK DOES HARM.
Washington Post.
In speaking of the saloon as the poor
mans club, Bishop Potter not only
stirred up the Wonan's Christian Tenn
pcrance Union, but he furnished some
of the poor men with high authority 20
spring upon their wives.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

A special from Brevard to the Ashcville
Citizen says: Work has been COM
menced on a new hotel in the upper part
of this (Transylvania) county. The hotel
will be five stories high, with three hun
dred bed rooms, and is to be handsome
" finished up and heated by steam. 1t
will be kept omen all the year round.
In order to put this house in readiness
for next summers season it will require
a great many workmen and great deal
Of rush. Though a large number OF men
are already employed on it, it is report
cd here that SEQ more carpenters arc
wanted"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

The deposits of the Atlantic National
Rank of Wilmington, are now the lar
coet of any bank in North Carolina. At
Tho close of business November 25th, the
donositg were 1854 ,22144, and the total
rosources footed up $1,945,O7S,52. Tho
1oans and discounts amount to $1,162,-
aoe az This bank was organized in 1892,
and IFS growth has been onward and up
ward from the date of its organization.
Tt is in strong hands, and its success
does credit to Wilmington.-Wilm
Messenger.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02
Industrial News.

The Southern Development Company,
20 salisbury was Incorporated yesterday
in tho Secretary of States office. The
oo,,nanv is organized to purchase GER
+oir real estate near Salisbury and to
,ronorlv develop the same. Besides this
tbo company is to deal in other real es-
eta+o deal in, construct and sell and lease
houses hotels, mills, factories, improve
roads lay out streets, etc, and generally
N enjoy all privileges of corporations.
tybe capital stock is 100000, shares 800
each The incorporation begins with $10,-
ooo capital and the incorporators are
Ncssrs. J. NJ Maupin, Salisbury; II. B..
Crosby. Jr., Paterson; w. Murdoch Wiley,
Now York City; w. F. MITCHELL New York
Citv. w. A. Blair. Winston.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

1t has been suggested that the prose-
cution has been instigated by Senator
Pritchard in order to restore him to the
good graces of Roosevelt and let him con-
tinue to dispense Federal patronage.
Some prominent Republicans believe that
Senator Pritchard feels the need Of doing
sonnet thing radical to show his devotion
to the negro. His kicking them out of
the State convention has caused much re-
sentiment among the negroes which
Roosevelt is said to share. If he now
sends white registrar to the penitcn-
tiary for refusing to register a negro
preacher, will he not restore himself to
the regard of the negroes as he did in
1896 90 when he helped to appoint 900
negroes to office in North Carolina?
Since the above was in type, a special
from Asheville shows that in the noun
tain metropolis yesterday Judge Boyd
delivered the charge outlined two days
ago by MIR. Hildebrand, showing that
the first step in the published program
has been taken.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-02

The case which the Republicans talk
most about is that of Mr.. Simpson,
registrar at Rutherfordton. 1t seems that
about three weeks before the election,
q negro preacher in Rutherfordton, made
application to be registered. A story was
printed in all the papers that the ne
gro was denied registration because he
apelt divided" thus: ''devided" Pre-
Stunning that the publication was true
State Chairman Simmons addressed let
ter to the registrar and published it in
the papers in which he said that he be-
lieved the registrar had erred and that
the negro preacher ought to be registered.
1t seems that the registrar did not act
upon the suggestion of Senator Simmons,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York August II. 1902.
BEANS AND PEAS-The market remains very quiet
for white beans. both domestic foreign. and while
prices show further change difficult sell the
finest goods at the quotations Red kidney quite
strong business has been So 30 and there
is disposition IN quarters ask
Other varieties in very light supply and not often in
quired for. Green and Scotch peas We Quote
Beans marrow, choice per hush 81 25 10 medium
choice, 81; DO pea choice So red kidney choice
81 50 do white kidney choice s2ds2 10; yellow eye
choice So 15as2 17A do black soup 81 co; do
lima California 81 1889 so: imported medium. prime
81 1S9s1 20; de poor 20 good 81 4o$1 20 green peas
BUTTER-There considerable larger Offering Of
stock to-day and the market did
tones there however. partly OF
speculative character and partly consrnptve
General sales OF creamery were AZ 2nikc
only exceptional lots exceeding figure
dull and weak. and seconds thirds
IN buyers favor Sales Change this morning included
$40 tubs extra creamery al 2o5c; 70 tubs at 20@c. 80
changed in price. Western packings are little
easier; outside figure full high:
port We quote; Creamery extras. -er 10 2Ol5c; do
rstz 9d20c do seconds IN Qlsizc; thirds iC 17c
State dairy tubs fancy lsia92oc DO rsts 919c do
seconds ~! glsc 90 thirds i65s qlc State dairy tins
do good choice. I61zq17c: Ioxer grades l5gI6c;
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
CASH Quotations.
EXPORTS TO-DAY
MARKET REPORT.

New-York, August Is, 1902.
C0FFEE-To-day's coffee market after opening steady
x1th ast prices unchanged points lower. ruled quiet
fh-oughou with fluctuations within a range
finally closing quiet with prices net unchanged on Au-
Septegnber > points lower other options
fary news without special feature exered but
irre influence avre declining Il improved
closing ! franc for the day. Ham
frg Z pig lower The Brazilian markets
expected. Santos reporting unchanged prices
while Rio declined - res. with the exchange rate l3d
l2sd. The primary points again
proved heavy the interior reporting 1920 bags,
against bags for this day last year and the ports
1900 bags the corresponding day
last The days figures Of movement included
house deliveries OF 1886 bags. Trading vas very DUH
tie call amounting 1900 bags. and Tor the
devs hags. There features the trGnsaC
tiJs worthy special description speculative leaders
rre-eny awaiting further Developments and such busi
ness noted represented for the most part the re
Cf all commitments. The spot market was
dull quotations he basis Of 59sc for Rio No
The of prices IN the local market today
4
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
Inndon, Aug 13.-Turpentlne spirits, 8Ss ga
ayreripa, trained 1s Tied. fine Ds
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. August 13 1902.
REEVES-Receipts 10 cars. O 2,266 head, In
Guiding cars for export 81 20
for making with the stale 81
sale OF which Jersey City and II at S!xtiethst
higher on an average; bulls and steady
small fraction higher. but thin cows showed i'm
native steers sold 1887 40 choice
cattle offered: 81 T5a$4 20. S24$4 so;
stockers S3 SO Dressed peer trne higher and nfin
l21c 10 for native steer sides Gables slow for
live cattle selling range at Liverpool and London
from 1874 dl42c l4c, dressed weight: refrigerator
beef sold at l2hc per 10 Shipments to-day the
ermania 10 Liverpool included 100 quarters
Reef cdnpany the St carried to Southampton 200
average at 81 10 per 10 10 at 81; is Ohio
10 at 5G do 1922 II. az 90 so; do 1125 n, at
S rs: II state do b 81 20; do no So
do 10 So so; do. 9lS ~ at So 25 l6 do. 776
So 50: IS do 10 SO 10 at 81 90: do.
81 10. 81 IS; 81 do. 100 n. at 81 10.
S sanders % Virginia steers 1928 10 IS 90 90 do
At So %: do 750 rb. 81 do 1872 10 So 10: >
cows 1000 10. at $4 do 600 ~ at SO 80; do l045 h
DO $50 NJ at So: do. $40 70. 81 So do 775 rb
50 is; / DO. 100 fb at 81
cgvsg a m Is O YirsIia @ steers 1879 n at 81 10;
J. shamberg Son: SO Ohio steers, 1920 H. 81 40.
Newton & 20 Ohio steers 1856 10 at 81 Is
Judd Coz bull 300 y O. 10 at So %: do 1900 % n
500 ID. at So: do. I3s n. at 81 9O $40 1b.
a 50 25 -
Sd IS; DO 1880 10 at Si 2 do i0f5 r at So s5 s do
a56 ID. So 25 II do. 900 ~ IS: $40 Ib
Jeilne. Wright & Co bulls 735 II. at So 40: do.
$40 n. at So 3d. II do sl4 no. at So 80: do. 64s n at
So 49, u do 603 10. at So TO- $50 No. at 81 40;
al 81 Is: Z do 7sO n. at g 10: do s7i ~ at 81
j. II. Hume 6 Brpi IA bulls. &C. Il. at SS so do IL
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
oruEE MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.


Cincinnati Aug I3.-Hogs dull. lover. s. 25as7 X.
steady 81 2JaSG
Clty, aug 18-CattIe Receipts 1890 natives
natives. Corn fed cattle steady: Sassers and Westerns
and quarantine steady lover calves strong stockers
feeders and choice export and
stockera and feeders 81 S5aS5 Western fed
steers 81 f54$5 10 Texas and Indian steers 50 250$4
81 I5aSi So native 81 5O1$4 co.
heers s. 714$i 75. eanner5 81 50g$2 so bulls 81 25g
81 so. calves. IJaSJ 30 Hogs-Receipts. $500 head;
market 5a1oc lower top. 81 05 bulk OK sales So roo
light So G0HS6 S2ie; Workers 50 75uS6 81 piss S6 2j8
Sc IS sheep-Receipts 4300 head. steady
yethers So 6ogSl so: S3US4: ewes
50 I0aS4: clipped yearlines, 50 %:
East Buffalo aug. f3--Cattic. 60: good demand for
good cattle: prime sssS y; fair choice, 81 50a
S2 10 bulls S3aSj feeders 50 75T$t 10 stockers $30
20; hcifers S3uS3 81. Veals steady $54ST
light Ioa20c lower heavy heavy 81 90; mixed s. 4Oa
81 43: YcTkers s. 30 light 1oreTs md PIGS 81 500 33
Ioughs. s. 7o4$G stass 50 25al$3 a. graser7 81 i01
s. 30 closing dun and weak Sneep ana Iaia9s Loo.
yearings 81 75Q$5 % wether 81 6oq$4 3 So 75a
East IIberty aus i3-Catue steady choice 81 5oa
81 50; prime. $7g$7 o. good So 5o4S8 IS ioss lower;
crs 81 35Is7 40 light do 3O0S7 35: pigs 81 3oa$T
roughs S61S6 Sheep wethere s. 40dS4 tn;
common 81 5C8$2. choice lambs s. 10d$5 75;
Chicago. Aug is-Ca5te-Receipts $1,000 including
1000 Texans 5000 Westerns Choice steady others 1o
81 50a$7 5o stocker and feeders 81 50$5 50 81 80
GS5 rs, hefers 50 5ONSd so 81 51dS2 So bulls
S5ISS 80 HoEs-Recepts to-day - 600
tomorrow % 0OO 1000. opened steady. close
5G10c butchers, Sc 50aS7 90: good
35TS7 Il: bulk sales So 60Ts6 90 Sheep-Receips
OO0 steady steady good choice wethers 81 30
g$4 % fair choice mixed 81 5G4SS 70: Western sheep
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14

The Exchange price advanced to 2}3c quart
POULTRY-ALII, ,E-Recelq,s today included cars OF
bv exprsss Spring chickens n gaod
Fowls only moderately actiSe but held about st.ai.
Live pigeons SLOW. We qGote. Spring chickens. Vet
fTP large; gI per r. l+S .s?r a2 91c tu-eys Tic: aaes
Western per pair 7o@soe; do S9a5hern and s2pIa"e.
southwes,ern. 81 live pigeons. i5a2oe DRESSED
market & 41shs[ ad nfIy n a. ei. i ' 10 @ fgs aoas ,h
gu; chickens at price. Fancy dry picked chickens
and bring premium, from p4,tcuAr aayers
Western scaided chickens in LIBERAL supply dul and
weak Buyers & Th % NH ie @ a er h E I6r ssirS r. i
and average best sades here rarely saloah above 59
supply and aT Eastern spF'ns gees wy f daL , we
average 15c: poor far s@12r; spring chick
eEs I'hiladelpha !aasg arg +o ''H
do western dry picked large l4g14s Do scs!ied I85
III "a d. d. s iic: do Western poor to
tar ugl3lsc; old cocks 95faloo; spring ducks IoEs
ia-ge While per dozen. So % do mixed. So do dark.
demand ana slightly hr1ner. Sweet potatoes steady
Onions selling laT tpsGm9g[s CTIh % !" tS gas
steady. Lettuce nrm. Peas end beans in good de
matoes in begai supply and weak We quote Potatoes
L@ne Island in bulk per G2 81 1ds 49, q we r
5bi 81 5oa$s 5o d. s Vhls Per bbl 81 & 5o4$7 -, 80
25a4oc cucumbeT pickles Jersey per LOO $asl S Sg.
gn @ pe per b6 @ 75eSs2 o 9eer per ozen iGS45 egg
plants Jersey per Dbl 5JcSl 90 per half 1pl box or
Der bag 81 5oaS2 lettuce per dozen case
Sa2 & onions Long is?9d Il 5 - RED ed per 6o 81 6 I5g$2
90 CGniec ba f s 25s1 so - red sasi 81 DO jersey
yellow. per Dbl s. so DO per basket $l$t ~ 20 ken
per basket sI@Sl - bag $la$1 go peppers geTu
se per Dol! 6of do per Ig7n % n 9A @ "a @ do sIs Bong
ton per box 50caSl DO Western NewYors. per basket
county jersey Ier box 25g75c. South jersey,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
ports and interior points to-day, &C
ne aar last week and last year.

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cot
&Teca 200 ReeeiPe 6: Aerican l 4joo MD
enng upland l3-lsd Futures opened quiet partial
goI5 higher august go: AusIsi.ssp5en6eT 4s4 Us
Ss,l 2eto2es, 4sI rtecsn+s--s1aaTy Iaisn
Jsauary-February, s-l41Es. March-Aprfl 4li5: Man
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for wheat -four con-
sfnta slow and rather most grades with some
s IS winter s5rag5s s. 4os3 co. TinteT patents s. IS
"a i5t. spring clears 60 l3gSs 80 sa e455s 40 40 n me
70; 70 arrive S24 I5aS25 80. RYE FLoCR-ouiet
S1otea good S3 25Qss 20; choice fancy So 45q
= 70 % Is 70 brand ogs, onotea: ed
FEED-Easy. Quoted: spring bran. spot SIS sacks
SrFiye 200 10 SIG 5o1sls IS: spring bran bulk
S S; city bran s1sGsls so: Inseed Oh cake s2s 50 corn
caTNTyf44Fl 4lnny eop & 80 Tfs ;te snrins wheat
were disappointing caught speculative traders short
per bushe the close showing izGse net advance Chi
sSs %aeTe the Southwest was good buyer and 9Sa!
have been promising under the influence weather
se heaTy Dominated in cases 10y fresh short
houses considerable wheat during the
sness,, sgzse IN domestic markets an OF "hlch vas
ig Host under the selling already noted II was after
the market but from It's advent until the close ali oeT-
- iosna quick buyers Abroad the uPturas grew out
"a England and the Continent Liverpool closing lsd
s5heg GOOD cash from exporters 70 sales
Sne s 0s Tere Of NJ e sss Te wosd here s a6 0
s. ieaas at outports Because OF heavy receipts the
ssTbeTe ~ &c SLOW response 20 me genera strength
lsos 600 bush. l2ooo bush u excess Of Isst year
for aiS'ss s ssk e So Ts e.r.so as
nounai N sGs5 No ,,S NSrtheT New-YorS sesc
as xu.t ee eE9Ht Hbs Scs; SS osTn red Nsw
~sa senewhet erratic yesterday especially Sep
rneai.,sa aoa n & s-ter opening c higher at Sc broke
ssins me hnal nslf positions contrast to
New-York tribune., 1902-08-14
NANAL STORES.

For spirits turpentne the market steady and
changed. with buying qnite free tt9sn was hTn al
sales movement. Prices UuchanCed
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-On and machine bbls, 4Tn
47lac.
ROsIN-Common 10 good. strained 81 55; 2. 81 62sa
NJ Sc 45. y IS IS W G.. 81 O5 and w ". 81 20
STOCKS ON HAND.
Rnsin, bhs oo.Vyyz
Tar, bbs los'
London. Aug 13.-TuTpentlne spirits 8Ss 3&d Rosn'
American strained. 7ied; fine. 9s Cd.
wilmington. Aug. l8-snrts turpentine firm. 442;
reca MS 3O bbls Rosln quiet 81 l0GS1 receipts 20l
lrpentine ARA 81 40 s. so and 50 co. re-
savannah Aug. l3.-TuTpentine steady at 443ac: re
Rosin hrn7; receipts bbls: sales bbls
3I14 quoted: A, 3. c. 81 o5 D, 81 10 z. 81 10: +.
ST 20. c. 81 g5; so. L. 81 80: K. 81 NJ So.
So IS, w G. 81 30: w ". So 55.