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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-03
HORSE
KICKED BOY
IN THE HEAD
Five. Year. .OId Willie F0tinsky
May Die as Result Of Frac-
tlr0d Skull.

While playing about in a lot on Doug
las avenue, yesterday afternoon. VIII
liam Potinsky, five- year-old lad, got in
range OF the heels OF a horse which was
grazing there and when the animal kick
ed up, the boy received a crushing blow
from the iron shod hoof which struck
his forehead over the right eye.
The little fellow was rendered in
sensible and was picked up by Hugh
Herman who was passing. and was car
ried TO his home at Furlong court
small street i'm the Hebrew colony. A
doctor was called and he speedily saw
that the boys injuries were serious, so
he was taken at once to the Rhode Is
land hospital. The surgeons there said
that his injuries cons st OF a compound
fracture Of his skull in addition to other
less serious hurts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-03

Cohbs-I see that rich gold fields have
been discovered In Mexico.
Hobls-More trouble fer the silver dol
iar-Baltimore American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-03
EAST PROVIDENCE
Continued from page Six.

x.
Crescent Park, on Sunday August 2s. and
has not been seen since that date
The miss ng man is described as being
~ years of age and six feet one inch tall.
gray hair heavy dark moustache mixed
with gray. slim build and dark complex
Ion. He wore, when he left his home
black coat and vest, dark pants mixed
with gray, black derby hat size IA.
black lace shoes. and carried an open
face silver watch. to which was attached
a golf dickens chain
Was last seen by his brother at the
railroad station at Crescent Park. while
waiting for the train.
CLOSE SHAVE.
Yesterday morning man who was
walking the track on the Consolda ted
had a close shave from being ground up
by one Of the electric trains. lie waited
until one Of the big motor cars was almost
upon him and then started to run across
the track directly I'm front OF the big
motor car TO which two other cars were
attached
The cars sped by him Just as he stepped
of the track and from the front OF the
car Il looked as though the train cleared
him by less than a foot. The narrow
escape was attributable entirely TO his
foolhardiness In running across the track
when the train was dangerously close.
LOCAL NEWS.
Mr.. Goodell has complained 10 the
health department that the driver OF the
team for the collection ~ swill and gar
bage is neglectful Of his duty. not hav-
ing stopped at his residence for over a
week
The funeral OF Walter Afford. aged six
months. was held from his parents resi-
dence on Ruth avenue. Phillipsdale. yes
terday. Interment was at the Mt. 81.
Mary's cemetery.
The cars are now running TO the Paw
tucket line. enabling the residents of this
town 30 change on 10 Pawtucket car
without doing any walking,
william J. Faulkner of the Watche-
r,ofets has been chosen one " the Judges
a, The Wooneocket muster. iIe will be
stationed q the pipe.
Many 81 the local residents attended
the lawn fete for the benefit vi 81. Mary's
orphanage given near SaUport yesterday.
They report that the affair was highly
successful
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-03

There was once n cat named Marian.
Who 10 sing IN high did aspiah.
in the midst of her wall
came Of water n pail.
That had previously been near the nh
Chicago News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-03
rrc., Fall River & Nsvusi S,samh,it c.

TIeL, ran HNeT q NeNuuII SlsdmusN u
FOR NEWPoRT-week days. O. m
and $40 p. m; sundays, 9:45, 10 a m.
2 and o. m For Block Island. 3 a. m.
week days: s:45 a. m. Sundays.
FOa FALL RivER-Bristoi and Bristol
Ferry. 3 ,. IN. Return. 8 a m. week
days only. fare 10 cents. See time
able In another CO umn.
B. BUFFUM. Supt Transportation
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-03
WHEN IN NEW YORK

|stop at New Gregorian hotel. Ssth street,
BETWEEN Fifth avenue and Herah square.
|Fireproof. Delightfully."- appointed. Cool.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
A T
Uses of the Cody AerOpIane as De-
scribed by Its Inventor-With-
stands Strong Breeze.

MY invention" Mr.. S. F. Cody writes.
in his article in the Parsons, explain
ing his recent invention, 81 have called
the Cody Aeroplane.' One of the main
objects aimed at in the construction of
the aeroplane is utility for reconnoiter-
ing purposes-during any weather. day
or night-in time of war, both on Ian
and at sea.
In its present stage it has been proved
quite practical as a carrier and support
for wireless telegraph apparatus. for
taking photographs at any given alti-
tude, man-lifting and signaling.
During my recent experiments at
sea 1t has been conclusively proved hat
my aeroplane will fly successfully with
a vessel that is going full steam ahead
with a beam gale; the same success in
flying has been achieved on land. with
no more than a seven or eight-mile
breeze.
Then. again, l have experienced a
wind of IS miles an hour, and perhans
the strength of such a force will be bet-
ter understood and realized when I say
that 1t is almost strong enough to m
root trees and carry away solidly-built
frame houses"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
INTERESTING LOT OF MEN.
CRew-Usually Includes Some Left
Handed M~en-SaiIOrs Handy.

They are an interesting lot of men
the wreckers-as described by Mr.. Day
Allen Wiley in his article on Minute
Men of the Rail, in Pearson's. Selected
from the veterans in the car shops,
they are 'all-round" mechanics; but
brains as well as fingers are needed,
and a mar has to be quick-witted to
get into this gang. In the fifteen or
twenty which make up the average
crew, you a generally find two or
three who are little men, for there are
tight places in a wreck where little
men can do considerable work in prop
ping up or loosening a part, crawling
into holes which no n else could
reach. The boss wrecker tries to get
two or three 'left-handers" also, as
their services are valua' q in hammer
ing away in corners re a right
handed man would be Some Of
the best wrecfing creh be country
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Indian in Northern Wisconsin Finds
InterIOcked Deer Horns-Three
Bucks Fought to a Finish.

An Indian from the Nambeau reser-
walton in northern Wisconsin recently
came into the fishing resort of Squaw
Lake with O curiosity in the way of
deer horns he wished to sell. Failing
10 make a sale, he took the horns back
to the reservation. The Montreal Wit
ness describes his treasure as three
sets of antlers inextricably interlocked.
Two sets of antlers SO locked are rare,
but not unknown. 1t is believed that
the Flambeau Chippeway has the only
set of t~hree-locked antlers In the world.
The accident could have happened
only in one way. Two bucks of equal
strength were fighting in the forest
and became locked. Then. while they
we're still struggling, a third buck ap-
peared and charged them both, prob
ably repeatedly, until its own horns
became fastened.
The Indian says he found the horns
north Of Flambeau Lake, about a mile
from the water. They were lying on
the side of a hill, and there were no
bones near them. The condition of the
horns proved that the fight occurred
not more than two years ago. The
antlers were all of f~ull-grown bucks,
showing eight and ten points each.
The third pair had been driven into
the others just above where they were
Joined, and the branches of them were
about equally locked with the branches
of the others.
They were not broken or Clipped in
any way, which seems to indicate that
when the third buck had made his last
charge he was fastened so firmly that
there was no room for any one of his
points to play in the forks of the
Others. Indeed. all the horns were so
stoutly Joined that they could not be
moved at ell. They are as rigid as if
nodded in that fashion from steel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
Marvellous Charm.

From the moment one steps from
the train at Lakewood he is conscious
of entering a different atmosphere.
The scent of the pines prevails and
the quiet ~aristocratic surroundings are
impressive. The broad roadway in
front of the station is thronged with
fashionable turnouts, and without
noise or confusion the visitor is
whtsked away to his hotel, than which
there is none finer in the land. Al
these vast abodes there is none of the
cold, chilly atmosphere so often found
at resort hostelries, instead the spac-
ious reception rooms are CHEEKY with
great log fires; tone is added by the
charming decorations, and the courtli-
ness with which the guest is met
places an assurance on the whole,
while the service in every respect, is
such that the guest remarks it. Lake
woods cottage settlement is now OF
considerable proportions and Mr..
George J. Gould has built a magnif-
cent estate at Lakewood, which he
makes as his home for a greater part
of the year.
There is nothing undiguified or
trashy regarding Lakewood its streets
are of macadam, broad, well kept,
and shaded by towering trees, and the
prevailing sport is driving, for the
roads in every direction are excellent.
Golf and Polo are likewise popular
and the facilities for each are excep-
tional.
The New Jersey Central is the only
road reaching Lakewood, and its train
service from New York or Philadel-
phia is fast and frequent. If you are
interested in Lakewood send for Lake
woods Brochure to O. M. Burt, e..
P. A., New Jersey Central, '(143), N.
Y. City. The book is free for the
asking. 57o2-lo-lo'l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16

include a number OF sailors. The ha
bitches and other knots that only I'll &
seamen can make are of great seryic
in securely fastening lines to portions
OF the wreck and to the locomotive
used in pulling it away. The "old
salts" are familiar with the assistance
that a combination of pulleys will give,
for they have been taught it on ship
board, while usually they are very
strong and wiry. Consequently a man
of this kind VINO is ''out Of a jot" can
frequently go with the wrecking crew.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
which Ray Is Responsible.

The X-ray operators at Guys hospital
London, where the most extensive use
has been made of X-rays in the treat
ment Of disease, suggest that the severe
disturbances reported by Mr.. Edisonlat
coming from the X-rays are really from
the ultraviolet rays, for in their large
experience in the application of X-ravs
in skin diseases no such accidents have
occurred.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
Motor Face in women.

Many women are discovering hat '1iv-
ing on a motor car" is most destructive
of beauty. Moderate motoring, by i'm
proving health and the capacity for
sleep, enhances a woman's charm, but
the hardened tourist type of $50 miles a
day tans and coarsens her skin and gets
crows feet round her eyes, her face loses
it's soft, womanly contour and gains
hardness and Observation-Disclosures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
odd Forms of In.ur.,..

To the numerous branches OF the in
surance business in Germany, as, for in
stance, life and fire insurance, insnr-
ancs against burglars, against dam
age caused by hail, bursting Of water
pipes, etc, the insurance of machinerv
has been added.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
ScotIand's Farm Lands.

Scotland has an area of 19. O62. 4s2
acres, of which 4,S9% .466 acres are un-
der cultivation; 112 persons own one
half Of the total area, and IS persons
own o%ne-fourth of it. One-fourth of
the tenants hold five acres or less. and
nearly one-third hold between S and 20
acres.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
Putting the Brake On.

Wife-I want to do some shopping
to-day, dear, if the weather is favora-
BILE. What is the forecast?
Husband consulting his paper)-
Rain, hail, thunder and lightning
Tid-Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-10-16
1t SUI ely Does.

Massachusetts leaCs all the other
states in boot and shoe manufacture"
That certainly puts it on a good foot
ing."-Detroit Free Press. -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15

s Ss1F. s s seass Sass g. ssa g. H.5 s ssgs
MrsAft1a,e sai@S 9 choice o fancy; 25gSs cosS-
81 as s 49, g qg9tsd ~e and ye
sle SSossd; @ sEPng bran SIS sacks to arrive 200 r.
@ eed ss9ss 9dS mia9s nses9 S SIC 5 Sas2 in $40 n sacks
SiS SR81SmWi7e a s[IIysi 81 meal SIS SoaS2e
Inauguration m m Chicago. for some days past
.dy to-iag which carried May up issc pnd closed the
A9naa{ on The late curb May quoted at This
frightened shos no a IN May Vas was an Outcome %
nens er 6n aRe S and once started little heed to
out the dreTtnee n V9ie2t % uptuTn greatly "a wdsnsd
a. the close against 27e premium the night Chi
leader failed to entiTeIv patrb o S Ma t@re
closing about 1c higher than tba @ rLs,io, 5 MAJ IN
nnenSe IA 1at made The afternoon markets al the more
worked IN 81 Iots IN addition TO the , loads Of winter
ported good deal Of this wheat, Of it, fact,
tion Of tie unfavorahIe cT ' s,a ; nm a 1sGc con
stitated one 9 the days features the bun side IN
adyoaee of lo12o points in Paris compared with
4 I'd in English markets. Worlds stocks. accor5ing
compared With iss7o55 bush de6reSse year ago IN
& S ~S Ie'SPSs g Geagse 5 & Of very & light ayaS S a5
81 099 bush last year The quantity passage decreased
during the day s., being especially strong after
with killing frost At Dodge city It clear however
bivers ~ Ma - III 1a+ TT The +aTs1oon ono
10 Northern. Duluth ssIsc to arrive; No Northern
Duluth T1sc; No hard, Manitoba. 61sc: No North
Manitoba. S5tsc. ! Northern. Chicago. s59sc,
all TO arrive shipment opening OF navigation No :
red New-YCrk. 6l%c. nominal .COFtN-NOt only
was there fair speculative trade in the corn market
yesterday hut showed good deal strength at times.
partly rejecting advance and also the rains
in central States, which calculated 70 make the
smaller than it At Chicago only 90
expected Wednesday. and Of the l22
yesterday contracts Cables
closed sGSsd higher, but there little ex-
port demand, loads oUtDorts con
stitutng the business On local account there were
OF No mixed ungraded mixed. ungradel yellow,
No , yellow white. The interior movement
$4,000 hush. compared with 17e,o0O bush year
z slight occurred midday, owing
clearances 1t recovered. and
the closed unchanged 14c net higher. No :
closed nominal IN elevator and 5lt2c aloat'
No white 53c and No . yellow 52c, o ano2t-..-
OATS-There considerable strength IN this market
also following Very light prospective receipts al
in central States also mad
bearing market. Cash oats were unchanged,
witt Of > closed SIC: No J,
3sc: standard white SO nc; No white.
37l&c: track mixed track white 5Ig 45c
RYE-Market steady; No . Western. 5e=c. b aheoat
state rye 57G6Ic. .BARLEY-MaTk dull: feeding
was quoted 47c mailing % 2G59c. both Buffalo
NE-yT-yG2JE PRICES
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15

dlss per j eas asvshs slas' ae
kae Norfolk hb 4oaSoo; Do BalnoTe &% &% ana ana frame
per bb s2ass 90: do sonthern per basket slas1 IS;
do hothouse per DOZEN 4cQ75c lima besns Ha1sa %
roos hotSoSse per r n. 5a4oe onGns BERMUDA Per
con2ecu y yaew G DO o.r Efgsn 1 sass sr do red sas &
Orange Sognty ye0~ per bag gS1 Ge & 90 pq psq be
si 90 y% low .as S a. do & dsu0Is sRsn Rsas per pr
carrier 50cas1; peas Chareston marrowfat per basket
s1Qsl 10 do Charleston small 75cGs1 SO; do saysRnah
peppers T10rda per- carrier siss1 50: DO Havana
Sc m hbs sse and & island per per S
@s snssSes sasf &c. s5' d6 Torfo pr baes
msns G geF box & 9 G 20 Ions Issn
loo sanehes 25i5oe spinach Norfolk per Dbl 81 so
Baltimore, bbI 81 So string beans Fd&8[ &
So .: wax per basket 81 5oaS3 do per eTats = 5
g s5G a1sB assR b EoTlea fe2 "S ss d PsF do
oid per bb sia$1 50: turnps Canada Russia per Pol'
sSs4 do poor to fair sias2 5o 81 1908 5o'
hothouse. 70, 10a25e: watercress' psF iV' ou
- sfS6RIE Es-NUTs-Peanuts light demand and with
buyers Not doing pecans We quote: Pesul-' anus
Virginia hand Picked Jumbo Fer oi s5anish No l.
15Sa4&c: do No . 3d3Ac: do Virginia No l. 44a+
S eS go wAXMsuppies continue light but there
is slow trading Sog31c per 10 generaliy @ nic5
- fbA o,sIItv is Door Dealers do seem inclined 20
pay very fun -, press 9ST s"Fh W 59S small sales
goods have been made to eon,ecsoia 7tac per 10
eeneTaiiy syrup is selling 6Ogsoc per gallon as 70
quality ONEYThere is pretty staise9 Is under
slight trade Clover comb cob fabcy ye,tPPc.ed Psr
clover per 10 7g71sc; buckwheat California extract
ed 9'7a AD sTRAw-steady rain checked movement IN
both articles and Of yesterday prices a. The
inay quoted Receipts o OF n5a1 nay N Hudson River Rail
road $50 tons Erie 100 Pennsyya9s3 w 10 river
boats 60 total oe0 tons Receipts of straw 100 tons
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New-York. April a. lsUS-
s4sct D4essd beef staay dressed native
sides o+ ezt[s1t rs5es 5ePse ae of American 12a
24c per dressed weight II The s SeY6 foT amberg &
gon S4 Cattle for schwarzschld sulzbeTgeT a 20 Nna
Beef Company lso estimated to naSs ana 500
quarters Of beef for the Morris Bed 6pany Tororrow
the Tutonc Liverpool Is estlatg1 nnenv ar and i150
quarters Morris Beef ComPany & r tHs HhWarzschd
& suizberger is also estimated to take out i0O'
quarters all for market were S76 head
3e1 Jersey City and Is al iao head were unsod
EepoT 4Tessed yea sa12c per country dressed al
Sanders Us s Tsas s. "a n average at 70 %
SHEEP AND ipSlTdng os Pssd msEnS aefd
ts Rf 3e stock carried over total 0f
7ls cars to be sold all at re6 slow and weak prime
lambs rated about a stssd sold at 3 5as6 80 per
n clipped do At s5qS6 % cus at s. 10 UPsa25 e 6Tts
bunch Of Kentucky spring lambs at s. per 100 milton m @
deck q MaTya4d a 40 al iSasc country spring
sveaaqe at Sc 3 per 100 unhOrn DO So n at 81 -
50 state d. s. s. m at Sc d6 % 81 4 S at So IS: Il ho
lot n - at tcsii:S s. % as = m SPPSsa2 s s. 7n'o '
cisslon Gompa9y ny 3 3 n fpPe9 at IS 50 IS do IA
~ 9 at Sc 80 81 do liz 10 s. so 2s unshorn bucks and
Gus l9@ 3 70 a. a. m s. at ii S. :ipR2s 81 aHsh6Pa 6Pai1a @
e so Il K0tS 0 gnson sRFiRE maryand sheep s
as MARYLAND spring lambs at s. each .os A.-, e+.+a
= Harrington Cate Yesterday; Lso sc g g.
lambs 65 n S6 1aS clipped DO o4 ID at 60 '' w.
60 N az s5 IS: 1876 do. 6s n. at 50 80 -. - - . ,ea
y5OGS-Recepts partly eatTnated L cars. oI
light weights. -. ~ A-o,xo,. IN State
~ sTerage at 81 60 per 100 10: 116 dc. 157 10.
y = Hume Bro: 11o state hogs 12a n at 81 5o
rogghS ~ ! ~ So1 q state pigs 81 20: a
sste hogs 145 n al 81 roughs- go n at IS 5O
n H Hollis: 13f state hogs 1sa p at s. IS: 179 do
40 -, ar s7 go: Q roughs. 210 n. at Sc 50.
Ju56 & Co state hogs. i33 n. at 81 80; roushs'
~ -.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. April i. 1908.


C0FFEE-CPeninE at partial advance Of points. ss
res1It Il slightly rnner ruling Of the European
receipts. the coffee market yesterday
-ule6 quiet For tine II showed steadiness-
developed tendency usually
duh market. before the close turned
under offerings supposedly based the large
forthcoming crop finally barely
stes5v net decline of 500 points. Sales wee
Vo-e5 u 1890 bags The European markets restul ID
business after their Easter holidays slightly hbf
-lv.- = vsiEes. Hamburg : pfeuuig his.
s-l = franc hEhe- Later. however Ea
franc q her advance and. while Rio 20 els
the primary both and interior
Moderate the reacJCraTy movement Of Havre
reflected II ne midday Of tone OF the local
fst. business however was hardly sufficient TO Put
financial valuation the Havre decline and the market
culI. Estimates have recently been
eveE placing the probable crop market about
and toward close reports Of this
nature became more prominent in The operations
The spot market quiet with quotations the
ssss SAC for Rio No I
The range contract prices in the local market
e. Has f..-Cvs.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15

prices unchanged Refnes claim that they not
making any from list prices Arbuckle Bros
oversoid Prices quoted tonbsTs
wholesale crushed-5-S5c; Eagle
tablets. 5-SJc: cubes, SC: XXXA powdered
4pVc: powdered, powdered and fruit powdered
4s5c; Eagle confectoners' eranuated SCI Eagle coarse
bags and 10 bags OF fine granulaed 4soc Eagle me
granulated granulated and diamond A. 4t2c.
eonfectioners A. eoe Nos and 46oc; Ne A4Se'
No g.. 40c: A35c: No = z-3oc: No :. 40; NO y
42Oc; No 10 Abe; No H. 41oc. No II. 4o5c; No 13.
&C: Nos I5 Bose; No 3.eoc; Eagle powdered
6.S5c- The iocel market
for sugar vas Lice higher actual business Gen.
trfugal now quoted 9-16c muscovado al SFsc ana
2Esc Sales $500 bags
lsc basis qs test freight. Hghterase anu
wharfage account and 500 bags nuseoysa9 -
at at Delaware BreakwateT. ';vN Use
insurance ana Ireslt
molasses SO test az I-Ioc, Cyst
tns4 London beet sugar
was steady 2.d higher April but unchanseo LoF
Nav with months quoted at 50 sad
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
rupopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,r1 14-CIosinE. Wheat-Spot quiet. No 2
- sfsrn winter Il: No Northern spring Is Ssd;
e 80 20 Ve9rn-spot steady: American, mixed new 4s
sisd. American. m!ed old Ss "a futures quiet; May
4s 80 s5 f-our-st Louis fancy winter. quiet. 81
quiet os Pacific COAST firm. f6GfT- Beef
90 Hops . mia mess 3D. Pork hrm; prime
80 HamE-Shorr - to Is n steady
"a bacon steady Cumberland cut 2 % 80 n Sls short
rb 10 to - n SIS long Gear hlees ea 70
10 backs 10 10 20 10 53s clear bellies IA TO
SE ~ - Shoulders-Square II - 10 steady as
a ~ UfaTi-Ameriean refined. in pals firm. SIS; prime
quiet. Sis Kutter-fsood United
states steady IS Ceese steady. American Hnest white
- rs,ir-es Taiov-PTime city. steady. 2Is 3D.
& an s-s-f.. steady Posin-Coumon hru. IS
"a F.troIeuI-T.snned steady sad L4nseed OIL dun.
24s 30
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
i. contract prices IN the local market to-day

The local z-ot market closed quiet and 70 points oVer
aasfe = SOC miGGling upland ana ~
r4ssl-v CHE southern SPOT markets were
f-e- orleans quiet and steady, unchanged al
s-1G-- sales Mobile nominal &c Ilg
1a- Ss,---.b ouiet and steady Cuchargo al W.
ssiee % baex wilmington firm unehangec II
,,-~tarvel lOSsc sales. bales
ao-e noainaI unchanged. AT 1o9sc CnaTlssIoL 1fi
z0-tr H+s,srfe steady unchanged. 81 1oci sa4es
hsIer Augusta cug1 and steady unchanged az
- te1 Louis frEn 1-16c higher. az 10 l-Ioc'
80 fa5es The NewOrleans estimate 1or .ao
rov- fr7 0e8 70 6GO0 bales, compared win o1oo
bales s--5aI last and 6695 bales year soa
-afras--- s~Tesuled receive from LOU 70 401v
te7re .f, 7a5 bales last and 22E3 bales last
Houston exrects 2 400 10 $50 baIes aeaiS'
80 r@ie- Ise- eek and 3 s3G bales last wear
Fee-+e a. the pors and interior points today' col
-z-e5 -4r- ne sane DAY week and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
NAVAL STORES. b

The spirits turpentne was qqet anq nrIees
remained sIeaoy a. uAOAoiiseo [--~
Tar was steady and fairly actlve- Lh1s ss7
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ol and rnacIlino' O0'7' wv
seize, nominal bbTs
P0SINCTomnon TO good strained. 81 -2gs 81 -, ~
z 50 90 F. 50 35as2 40 G. 81 45gS2 90 q; " - e 10
S. 1OlS3 10 K. So so: Nj. So SoFS ~ ~ sf' " - - "
and W W 81 35QS4 40.
STOCK ON HAND .- ,,-
Rosin. bbls 100
Spirits. turpentine. bhls ~ 1874
Tai
;ln,ineon April f4-spirfts turpentine nothing oqns p
receipts casks Rosin nominal rscel2ts "a
Crude turpentne quiet So, So 90 and - 49, Ie0' "
his Tar firm. 81 Go: receipts. 163 DDS .s Oh Rosn-
ondon April 14.-Turpe entine--sprlis' 1'S u ~
Ar1eriean strained. 6s Sd; fine los
New-York tribune., 1903-04-15
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

rz,sas CITY Aprl 14-Cate-Receipts 10 $50 natives.
so1 Texans calves natives Beeves steady active
vs bulls and stockers feeders strong; cows strong
higher Choice export and dressed beef steers ~ 19y
40 fair 10 good S44$4 49, stockers ana feeders s %
10 Veetern fed steers SSGS5 10; Texas and Indian
steers S. 5OaS5; s3as4: native cows SZg
hills S9 T0ds4 go Gamers 81 5OqS2 60; bulls 50 15
7s4 20: calves 50 JOGs7 Hogs-RecetPs loo he Read az
,s-et ~ higher; top s. As; bulk Of safes g GSi 20;
heavv s. 3oGs7 As: mixed packers 81 lOaSf - -
ezs5 e. 92i. Workers 81 2OdS7 22z pigs s5 15qSF %
steS1 & scaints 500 head market 15q25c lower native
lambs 81 759$S 80; Western lambs - 5OgS6 fed ewes
e. 3s5 10 native Uehers. 81 6GS6 co. IeXas cIlppeo
sheep s. 65as8 So stockers and feeders 81 4Ss4 20
SyJrrcInnafi April 14.-Hogs dull. S61SI 80 taItie
steady So 40qS4 IS Sheep duh. s3a$5 10 Lambs weak
q 256S6 20