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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-27
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful it is in
Preserving Health and Beauty.


Preserving Health and Beauty.
Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
is the safest and most efficient dislntect-
ant and purifier in nature, but few realize
it's value when taken into the human
system for the same cleansing purpose.
Charcoal is a remedy that the more you
take of it the better: it is not a drug at
all, but simply absorbs the gases and i'm
purities always present in the stomach
an intestines and carries them out of the
system.
| Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating onions
and other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and improves
the complexion, it whitens the teeth and
safe cathartic.
1t absorbs the injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels it dis
infects the mouth and throat from the
poison of catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal in one form
or another, but probably the best charcoal
and the most for the money is in Stuart's
Absorbent Lozenges; they are composed
of the finest powdered Willow charcoal
and other harmless anti-septics in tablet
form or rather in the form of large, pleas.
| ant tasting lozenges, the charcoal being
mixed with honey.
The daily use of these lozenges will soon
tell in much improved condition of the
general health, better complexion, sweeter
breath and purer blood, and the beauty
of it is, that no possible harm can result
from their continued use, but on the
contrary, great benefit.
Buffalo physician in speaking of the
benefits of charcoal says: Il ADVISE
Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges to all pa
tients suffering from gas in stomach and
bowels, and to clear the complexion and
purify the breath, mouth and throat;
also believe the liver is greatly benefited
by the daily use of them; they cost but
twenty-five cents box at drug stores, and
although in some sense patent prepare.
ton, yet believe I get more and bettet
charcoal in Stuart's Absorbent LoTenges
than in any of the ordinary charcoal
tablets"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-27

was an occasion of more than ordinary
pleasure.
In the first place, we small boys eX-
nected to put on shoes and stockings
Christmas morning, shoes made at home
and stockings knit at home. With cop
peras backing and tallow shining our
home made shoes looked almost IS fine
as store shoes; and we were proud OF
them. for, after wearing out the shoes
OF last winter We little fellows had been
going barefooted
From an hour before day until SUM Sc,
the larger boys, who could manage lire
arms, shot off Christmas guns. We slIal-
Ter boys made almost as much noise ty
slamning wide boards upon the frozen
ground, and were quite as happy IS the
big BOYS. Santa Claus did not go round
| in nv young days with all sorts OF jim
cracks and tinselled nothings, and iced
| the children on taffy, he brought things
| that were useful, and always suited the
Gift to the special need or wish OF the
child and the presents mus pestoW ad
made us just as happy as il more mad
| been given. After awhile breakfast would
come on. and to an old man, living IN
| town. and eating market sausage, the in
gradients of which one had better not be
| too inquisitive about, the recollection OF
! the home made sausage that we had
| Christmas morning, is a memory that
! makes the mouth water to say nothing
| of the luscious spare ribs, the chltter-
| lings, the cracking bread, the big hcmlhy,
] the biscuits and the butter cakes, etc.
| Christmas day was spent in rabbit hunt
ing by we smaller boys, the larger ones
went to see the girls, ard friends and
neighbors met, and enjoyed themselves.
At night the young people would con-
gregate at some neighbours house, and
unrestrained by formalities and conven-
tionalities would engage in such sports
as would give pleasure to all present,
even the fathers and mothers who might
drop in Yes, they had refreshments. a
barrel of persimmon beer was handy,
and a glass of that and a big slice OF
the old time pound cake our mothers
used to make, would lay in the shade
the so-called dainty refreshments o.
modern times, when a fellow gets crack
e~. a thimble full of ice cream and about
enough cake to fill a hollow tooth. Ger
tainly we had refreshments-in the plural
number at that-for, before one could
drink his first glass of beer and eat his
first slice of cake, here came the pitcher
and the plate again. Yes, they were good
times, real old-fashioned Democratic
times-times long to be remembered. So
different from our Receptions of today,
when a fellow and his wife and some o.
the aunts, nieces and cousins put on Their
best clothes and stand up In the hall to
receiver" and the crowd marches round
and into the dining room and out at the
back door and off home, as stiff and as
tremendously as n funeral. But / guess
it's all right and fifty years hence some
writer will tell how times were ana how
much enjoyment the people had in these
days, and till Gabriel blows, doHbt not
the people will still be Dragging on the
good old times of fifty years ago.
| R. H. whitaker.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-27

Seven years ago the State of Illinois granted
to the Physicians Institute of Chicago charter.
There was need of something above the ordi-
nary method of treatment for chronic diseases,
something more than any one specialist or any
number of specialists acting independently
could do, so the State itself, under the powers
granted 1t by its general laws, gave the power 70
the Physicians Institute to furnish to the SICK
such help as would make them well and strong
Ever since its establishments this Institute has
endeavored in every possible way to carry out
the original purposes of its establishment under
the benelicient laws of the State.
Three years ago, the Physicians Institute,
realizing the vaiIe Of electricity In the treatment
Of certain phases of disease, created under the
superintendent OF its staff OF specialists an
electric belt and this belt has been proved TO DO
Of great value as a curative agent. From time
TO time 1t has been improved until ft reacneo
that stage OF perfection which Warranted It's
present name of 'Supreme."
This belt Is the ostefective OF all agents inthe
cure OF rheumatism, lumbago, lame back, nerV-
Gus exhaustion, weakened or lost vital functions,
varicocele, kidney disorders and many other
complaints.
This ''Sup1eme Electric Belt" is made In one
grade only-100 guage-there Is no better electric
belt made and no better belt can be made.
Whenever In the opinion of our staT of special
lists tho wonderful curative and revitaliZing
forces OF electricity will cure you we send you,
free Of all cost, one OF these Supreme Electric
Belts 1t IL not sent on trial, Ii Is yours to keep
Orever without the payment of one cent. This
generous offer may be withdrawn at any time, SO
you should write to-day for this free Supreme
Electric Belt" to the Physicians Institute,
st 1897 Unity Building. Chicago. Ill.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-27
Am Electric .
Belt Free
Send Your Application At Once To
The Physicians Institute.

They VIII Send You Absolutely Free One
or Their 400 Guage Supreme Glectric beitss
the Belt w hich Has Made so Many wonder
full Cures-You Needn't Send Even POSTAGE
Stamp, just Your Name and Address,
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nav 6-Catte-Receipts slow. 10c lower gooa
to prime steers, S. 1OQS5 65; poor TO medium s4gso
stociers and feeders S3 25GS5 81 6Os4 %
81 50as4 90: Gamers 81 50Q$2 50; bulls g oogs+ oO
calves So 5OdS5 so; fed steers $4dS41o
Teceuts to-day 26c0o head; tomorrow, 2oCoo aead
over 900 head and butchers generaLy ic oNeL
So 25Gs6 %: good choice heavy 80 SVGSf 10
heavy Sc 1886 So; light Sc 45S8 So bulk OF safes go
ass Co. sheep-Rcepts IA 900 head sheep steady 70 ie
ss5 co. Far to choice 50 1884 s0 native LAMBS
s. 50QS7 %. 9. sxasss5. cattl.
stronger. 81 75qS5 49, sleep active hslei' @'ST4 w.
Fast IJbertv May 6-Cattls steady; choice 80 Zog
6, rir5e S. 1oas5 25 good, s4 90qs5 10
Iet &c lower: prime 81 1oS7 i5 mediums = 9 o
heavy Workers 81 light Workers. 81; pigs siqS. 70
e,a5s s55S6 sheen and lambs-Market steady prime
SetIeTs 81 s0dS5; good mixed. 81 40QS4 To- Guns 80
ompon s2asS choice lambs Sc 5g$7 fair 20 s0o
e. 511S9 20: common S3G$4 spring LAMPS Sog9'' fe"
81 lJ'as e 756S6. heavy and thin, S4GS4 % 80,
a-sas CT+v Nav 6.-Cattle-Recepts, oIzS ndtlFes:
90 5exans 199 Texas calves and 151 native eaTes
,H1tas d1II and weak; and hetfers lower
80 faa5ers quiet; choice export undressed peer
re 81 25Ts5; Western fed steers y ooSo 70 nS2 X
1rs - Steers 50 95dS4 75; Texas cows s. o0a asS 20;
+iTA cows 81 5OqS4 5O native heiferS 20 sqS Ssoqss *
natVe e. 256s$ 50 bulls 50 T5q$4 calves 81 oogse 80
Receipts head; 5rlOc * %rsi
& ~ saies Sc GOaSG 7712 heavy. 50 % tSo CO. ss col
SS GsG Sp light. S6 45GS6 % ~ 4orAeIs, -oo
Pef eIi nJes IS 3712dS6 4Ts. Sheep-teceSt ozSSg1
[HszY market steady native lambs o51ss. .t,s
IT+er lambs s40S6 90 fed ewes % sogso -, nae % =
7Tetbs-s Sass s5 Texas fed sheep, S4gso socNei' ~
7OGfS4 30.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cot
fair business doing sales 1900 bales tpeeaa-
1000 American, 9,COo; receipts, sVo
5000 M.d6ltng upland sb4d Futures opened
higher and Ia points decline on ls,e
May May-June 5S505 36d; July August o53o;
2sG5 25d: SeptemberOctoDsr zeeo
70d: Nov snnherDeceEnber oo De-
anuary z.62d January-February, seld Man
chester ysrns-g1laf CIoths-luiet bur steady
FLOUR AND MEAL-On everything but the TOP grades
slow. the general market retained
Of undeTtOn@ old pr1ces Quoted; ePflns
patents 70sz spring clears 50 oas3 90; extra NO
81 S09S3 10: No winter a so1sz 30 rec
Fair 70 good 81 s0Gss 25 choice fancy s 3ogss so
Hs 20 brand - BAGMEAL-steady Quoted: Fine white
yellow 35GSI 90; 81 e4eSl os r TED
Flrm. Quoted Spring bran Spot sdL %; sses; 20 so
rive n spring niddlins sl4GSl IN 5o
hoTniny chop SIT so bulk and SIS 80 sacks TO Ari'e'
5;REIg-wEEAT-Part through deliveries on Nay
contracts buIie unable 20 retain tner noxc
during the forenoon turned quite weak closing
naturally suffered most ffonl tns
az deifverses total Of lc per push
tns s2sc during the forenoon ne elose
tsle this amount settled about sevenfy-hve ~
the bears were assisted %
trade ana fsyorabe ~eAthsI
sos. OF ulsazcrabe crop news came Ia 81 49,
giving co1accr OF olS g
@ Isef month. rain scattered
Iowa and Nebraska Viii
~.fher scheduled those sections on InuLs1hy
-. report might be issued 81 noon fe1i .b.
Jed some on earl
,,fsf A. Vas officially denied from WashiLxon
<s.~s a. trsds hsrs almost Hssat II fSs~AAs S
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07

change. contendinr that report issusd
only robs domestic markets
but enables Europe to have at least days ad
vantage in working the figures that
the sentiment here regarding desirabity
Is voiced among other exchanges the with
perhaps two small exceptions. Considerable tr
regularity noted In foreign during the day
While Berlin closed sf1 point better. and English
kets partly I'D Paris 5IJo points lower and
Budapest of points. The export confined
10 loads. outportz addition to the
terror receipts smaller light
Northwest arrivals the seaboard again
fairly liberal Quotations wheat. aftEt basis
follows: No 2 red. s1Ae elevator and s2%e,
b aGoat No Northern Duluth. s6kc ana No hard
Manitoba S7Ac . b ahoet CORN--As there was
early on the market against country pur-
chases az West. opened steady and advanced
sharply during the forenoon But small deliveries
here weakened the list after midday
notably the May option which broke sc BUSH with
closing weak against &c net loss in other
the West and predictions Of more show
the completion OF farm work E1
English markets firm and 7slS+d net
higher fairly large and the
board cearances light; No closed at 52zc ele
yator and S3c b afoat: No white. 54c ana No =
yellow SAC. both afoat..-.. .OATS-unfavoraole
strength other markets occasioned some
after the opening notably May whlcn
soId up sc Chicago above the previous night But
hack and closed unchanged Cash sales here amounted
.o so 00a bush: No closed 3sc No 3, 3Ic; No
white 4aILc: No white SsAc; track mixed. nominal;
trsrr rtste seT4sc standard white 40c. RYE
sEe~tst easter. . Western soAc o ahoat: state
,ve xss75qc exporters bought loads. BARLEY
quoted at Ole, and mating al
{, Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07

METAIIs-TTN-T4n unchanged at Ei3e Tor both
NsYOsk it o Sss shade 1SS fPcpef 4R ss S4 ooseG Is
higher and Us Sd for futures % oaa %1
both positions quoted at aoI ly caneed lake electro
iytio casting all quoted At IA ooS Zoe ana at
AZ is 90 London sPL3ITERwspeiteF ossd yas o at
Ell i5s The local price IEo2mdrOn, ,rdE el0Sfa I'd
quiet Ne tou1fFy r NSTssR sf s5 sos2i No
foundry southern and No sn fGandFS soD'Aei 'O- g
s2l SSa s Fs aL AND sYRUPs4The mOlasses
although quiet syTgps pesti6ns %eIs foIld
SewoTieans centrifugal common sls@13o fair 14q1Sc;
siS4oc syTups common 12ai5c: fair. 1ea1sc good lsS
21e prime 22g25e; fsncg Citation as regards steam
UNCHANGED Little % T5 no 9eand for saii ton
mage nae NO vas conned 70 LubsT rates
rates East easier tendency IN me oregH eaT
he demand man 68550 for 5onhHs asgoV ID Tisto Hull
d Leith q nominai SsTeased aRd 8 reen e pigs
c2tton e IveRg4 per lG0 r. s1 tons timber sapeo
10 Holland private terms May-JuHe; 55lsn re o
tsdsm 6eTthed May: schooner 554 tons case ell Ph
fsfPls f Pdns I5 pinsspples Rahass mor NsWY0E
Bss eFS sooa See IN to alfaI 81 So bark 4eI tons
@ 15sBd bsB6. to to Ros PRa. 9 ter
5i2 tons lumber Brunswick TO RCckoT g oo' phd
Pbia private schooner 292 tons genera e S9Tg9
eboeneq T SO ions coal Port Reading Bang2r 81 10;
two ~ o sGqone eats terms two schooners 157 and 625
tons coal coa3a 6s tons coal Phiiadepha North
Plymouth 81 co. schooner 200 tons. coal Phadephha
to to FeanS Nsbn2sp6rt RI IS s. 45 Soreg s4s tons
west India trade Z months e7oo NorT sgia sa
tc-s coal baltimore Los Angeles 50 30 IIaan shlg
f554 tons deals New Mills and Dalhousie TO - mesI 10
az England 36s Sd; schooner. 6o4 tons ties 6iuiS "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. slightly easier opening the whole
PFC s on demand from packers commission
seaR s29ss Syfg & o0d eSicaso nsaF reostvsd 5000
.ss2 lssS o@aas Gaossa esSe Sss. sns ss
sasEo sssF fs@g si1 5ca$i2 5o packet 5oqs11 extra
fnaia mess ssas2O BEEF HAMs-steady: quoted
s3Sas2i DRESSED HoesMste9dg' quoted; ste pes ba
So9s1o5 ATs-Pickled bellies dun quoted:
sokns ioss 10 td ~ i9c 1 I r Peed hams "a S QUIET Quoted
sh2 TAIIOW-stesdy; city. 0i%c: country 81
quoted 5TS ssS9S s e ouSte af' sou eu
GmeTsca 10 SOC: Continent. 975c; Brazil kegs LIE Lee
conp9u19di 9i nIis g. gSct city lard gtearine I01kc
rTCr,-Dernand domestic and foreign graoes wa
good at Strictly ne grades T5s s5s oa9s s o sRd
car 10 good AZ a5i5o: prime 10 eholce O1eYoc
s 97c. c Patna 81 G5&c Japan foreign nominal 90
AT-Fehned without change & IN i.oht list
prices 10 points Other reansrs howeyeI; Prices
to ne @ in sI % 20 iobbers ana wholesale Cut
loaf and crpsneo 1oWdered Sc powdered. coarse
and cubes olor s oydered 95c: Eagle confectionery
1oc; Eagle and extra hne grahu!s
sc: Eagle cartons n bag sao tDda4s rranuo
S diamond s5c confectionery aoc; nos
and g. 4eoc; No :. 65c No ASc' So m no &c: No
10 90. No IL 4I5c; No 49, a loc: Nos u ano 70
CSC No 1s Eagle powdered SiSc rar nr was about
n vfh prices unchanged. centrifugal 90 ess
ing at i1-16c: muscovade 81 test al not IN the
molssses T4s IS5don market seets vas IN
1870 ,rs vrits Nav at Sc 3%d and June at IS oo
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
STOCK on HAM
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New q,
.-.-- -,,.. .rs-n "A. cars or . 631 head. includ-
B1EvsTsecepts were sve All eiehty-three for saugh
market or Wf2lcIl H41
ave AT Jersey City six at sixeth-si & o1i,g
r,and slack and trade slow and dfagsns a4 5t,-a ad
e. decline ~ IOc or steers and 1V4Ioc on
go rovs PuIIs and cows we're epout sas
~ varas we're nearly cleared Medium 20 eAoce
sold al s. sOS5 per 100 ID; 9Is aS 70 O exTa fat
iii az coVrS at S2GS3 So few choice Iet uIS
cr1ss I'd 1s Dressed steady. LiveFpoo ahd
don cables quoted live cattle slow st nag sssS
to-s Toc 4rsSssd weight; sheep weak at AZ I1
rsiTb+- raT-ireraor beef selling at e7ac per 10 as9
(partly estinlatedJ
~ beef IN the Oceanic TO Liverpool 90! ~
~ Is. - 80 yvsst Indies The Uler. which was -
ctsd "a .s Yesterday got OF to-day with lol sneep'
stead Of eighty previously repot t+ia for The
aonarss wifi carry London 10 catIe az. az 1,aaS
Ssr-fe Raef Company and 16 head fer the sWta'
Sonnauv ard the Trinidad Bermuda fortS-t4ies S
ana rinetysix sheep various Shippers - sraps ar
@ ~ do 1s0s n 3o 20 Pennsglya an ana
S ~ per 100 10 Is s 20 Michigan 1913 n az 50 ~
p buffalo do 1902 n al 50 l23 ~ e7 n a. 81 cows
81 - bun e. ls4o sn % DO le4s 10 at 50 e5 do s1o ~
I's u: O. 90 iiA9 10 at SO do s1I 70 al 20 90
~ ~ 60 Sso 20 m At IS; DO $50 ~ at 81 So DO 'o@ ID "
81 20 DO e4e p Stable Pennsylvanis steers
14ss fb at IS co. 1859 70 at ~ % o S1 10 i4ss d
st 8 %; y s 100 h. at Sc 90 DO e4S n at = 10
81 - ~ Son: 10 Chicago steers l54s ID a. az
IS o is do 2s 80 4o' nos 60 NJ @ :, s io 10 Ohio
l2sa n sk a ~ = %; Bun y i7fo no n at
ehsT.ess cs p 81 q Is. o5iG DO ''f ZOO
Z 5 II DO 80 H. al 50: DO i2se n al - 10 oIo d @
ioss g So o,s ls e. so Il ilG S y, g. DO ls g so
- - s2 a 7s DO Tsa ID. 81 o: Il ds sn ID - - WI
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07

cash quotations were follows: Flour was dun and
steadv No spring wheat, IS S0c; No B. 14g.Se. 70
rsd 5sj 0791kc; 44zc No yellow 4of 80
oats S4sc No white. 81 2ag354c; No rye 80 g2ocS &
ood feeding barley 27439c: fair TO choice mating SSg
SSc- M haxseed 81 10 No Northwestern 81 10 PRIME
v,t seed Sc 45GSS 90: clever. contract grade s2 oO
ness ork per Dbl SIT T59SIs lard per 100 ID ssgss 20
. rths sides Qoose) 25qs9 35 dry salted shoulders
NSso *. yybiskey basis Of high wines 81 3D. on the
raca Fxcharge to-day the butter market was steao
creameres I6G2Oc; daries. 15g1Sc Esss nri e marx
cases Included 13A 91+%c Cheese hrr Lo7sWloHc-
r,uiutb MAY e-C1ose: wheat-To arrive No hard
7as.c. No Northern. 775sc; No Northern 7osse May
No hard. 4Stsei JuiS' '0'N1' SeE'-'
May. S3Esc
milwaukee, May s.-wheat steady; close, No North
s-n TsISc; No Northern. 7sa7ec; July I2e-c asked
I5+a arm. 10 80 Barley lower; NO :. SsgoVo
sanple 40T55c Cern-July 45asc bid
Nfinneapoiis May 6.-cIose: wheat-Cash, I7Ae; May
JIIy 75Is a75~c; track No hard Ist&c: NO
Northern 77lc: No Northern. 1e14o; No Northern
74a4 9751se -,
Philadelphia May 6.--wheat steady. but little doing;
o,1t-act grade May. s0Qs0i9c Corn quiet and IN.
cSaIpsS. Nav 50T50iAc. Oats steady but QUIET; NO
yb,fe cipped 39T39isc Butter steady and In tar Ge-
yaand extra creamery. 222ci Eearoy prints -@
Ts steaSv and In fair demand fresh. nearby. l6c al
tt rs~l. Western 1sGI6Ac; Southwestern 1867 south-
f51f5Lkc. and firm; old NeE-Ao <
Ell creams choice small 14A915c; fair 20 good small
1s11a1sc- choice large 141.c; fair 70 geod large lag
4I.c: new. here 1S1-e fair t. good l-s g
,hest 10 600 bush; corn. 1880 busn oats 1900 eusn
sbpmerts-wheat IS oG0 bush: eorn iooeo bush; oata
II .ooo lush. -.
:, louis May e-Close: wheat-No red. cash. 1lc
MAJ Toakc: July, 6s1tc; september, 81 ssc; No nara
7oSrfsa Coru-No 2. cash. Il Sac; May 4&c; July 4le
assc; July 3o7io; September 2s2sa2SAse; NO "hi'e
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. May 6. 1903.


BEANS AND REAs-Market sh9Es ,3 snces quotations
S. 10 aiae Marrow barely steady: II ps L5ney
about -He - Sob AZ our outside figures teo heLIs
st slow change in other Ire cIIote
are nri ct reas show continued weaknessa -,
pAa-. marrow choice per nusn 81 - rs5 kidnev
~ ago 20 DO pea 81 iSGsS 1 biact
oluIn n9zI do white kidney, u aVgs "a ~ i,r1a
- 81 60as2 DO yellow eye -5a7s2 10.
60 7oTs2 rs: 10 imported galta -. nsdir,
csrioTaia' ai,n 81 ssas2 10 DO other torelsn 1g
90 o. 40 foreign 81 eDSZ &c --,rn hush
81 le0si eo6ss2: green peas. Scotch bags pI''N
81 67 81 market lightly supplied wIn ,n
bCIIE ana trade fairly active al i1Is
--sceS. indeed receivers e sag mis-
tHltleo .hs shortage Of stock <ecslLs - =, 81
.raet ogo ukgs less than Tor te srD.rted There
week -, an Increase generaIy sAp.cts1.
week ~hs aaSe-nc % trade Ter sln. -.
has peen -, Getting quite enough goods 20 ser o.
enc We e. 10 Very title imitation orsaI h 80
rent reque ana the receipts OF renovated nue. 80
.r,nIe for trade ~hieh ~ - ~ opc.
bot sti olote: Creamery eztTaso per n"
90 nIsa STATE dairy. tubs frfsh
finest l9c: do Eooa 20 - rooa ~
tion efe1Is Ys71er. renovated extTaE dse
,oSca fsf715c: common 10 ii - -fre kSfIEo.
iAetcrys s-sa.s 1sdf4c: do held nriest -
CO fresh common 70 pi4NA %~sAN'
xtork solid PACKED 1sd dloc. =, ia .haa..
-,
zvorkIng STEADY 70 nrii os,,r~
are g in fair supply and with sg9s vyhs
,nts-,st the Is easy Al ssx "a asaxnsosiys
sz, - - 80. new heid STEADY 70 nrn IL s'sn g
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07

afr 50 Ps 3
weak liverpool cable 6ss. We quote: state gl fgII
ss DO na@ s!a small aflF dSolo 1s1g
1o@11.e do large, coiored choice 1iai24o do white
prime. 6s7c; fair to good. 55s@6c; do common.
showing gradpa, decrease ;. fancy saey
obliged to bid higher prices to auS M
quote: state Pennsylvania and fancy. selected
nh anas M 81 & 40 & % % ssa5ss
Kentucky hrsts lsc DO seconds, 1595l1o: Tenne5see
I4&o; drties isaqi4cs checks. i&ssalsc dusk eggs
rs Pn.sBsss sas ssefP, III ss5s s ds#a @
quote apples sPitzenberg prime per a 6s 81 ss COM Dp
mon slas1 5; Missouri pppn prime $2gS2 80 go 90 com com
mon 1eSa fsd BaaHn ns
sasss SsS So Gs Gssnss sas PRIME s 40 sasss as
apples 0Td & SSasS @ sS SS eaRsn
1osc do Lake City a9d other m NSgn S9ah foi4e
&c Eastern @ shore Maryland and virginia i214e
attention and grades not prime put other
eysporated dull ana veal sun dTe apsss Small fruits
scarce California fruits selling fairly We quote: Apa
Se' @ 90 pae 81 @ faas 9e &c On fair ao
peeo er ,oS T s. soas2 90 eoIaon cores
ana SKINS s. S9 So eqs5ss RF ~ 1882 bSsF
ries S1s Gee peaches California peeled l21ss DO uH NJ
PsSs1 Roys1 sssso: Brunes, caifoTnia 2ds4
a @ ] s6sqy 10 Oba Nave reTy s stock to trade
and brewers have made rather more anra IN he
from the Interior nor from Europe we -s qneeo d aae
fair 1sQ2oc do 1901 choice lse & do cS
mon to good 15417c; do Pacific Coast lSO2 cholce
22c good prime 1eg2oc do common 10 IaiF
1sc do 1901 choice. 1Sc; common TO good 1oaA'c'
State and Pacihc Coast older growths. eQ1oe ,, ~.
HAY AND STRA arrives HoeTaIIy, Win an an
making important contributions Prices are fayo
ali through the list and quality Is In IaN9I
Of buyers Dealers confident that the suggie 5
for supplies is past. We quote: Prime large ps.s:
per 70. 81 l6 No slQsI 90 No 81 s3e: NO 5 :; 20
6S0c small 23z csc less than large clover nxeo
SoGs0c clover clear. prime 55qe5c Exports Of hay
from this port bales. for the week: havana 80
bales; Kingston sg7 Progreso s6s BaTacoa ., &
1O7 Denarara 30: Porto Rico. 20; Barbados los Der
nuda 1O2: Santiago. 2O1 Gtracos 2lS; os san Domingo
sTRAW-Iong rye maintains its Improved feeling;
fairly active at n hzGSoc as FHlse
for good 10 prime Receipts cf and straw IN TONS
reported at the Produce Exchange at noon TO-DAY II
2S0 TONS Erie 30; EennsyVahi oC'
I1elawaro Lackawanna and Western. 90; West snore,
90: Iehig Valley so; Central Of New-JerseY, 80 py
river boats $50; total z6o receipts OF straw III
OF and straw, in tons. by ali routes
Hudson River Railroad $50 Erie. o60: PennsyI-
vania 230. Delaware Lackawanna and western, lSV;
West shore 500; I1ehigh Valley, go baltimore ana
ohio 90: Ontario Western, 60: Central. OF New
Jersey 1so: by river 1885, total, 5000 tons total
last week tons receipts Of straw, for week. So0
tons: Go last week 700 tons.
MILK AND CREAM-The receipts Of milk and cream.
in 40 Quart cans the city for the week ended May
g. fclI1u