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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

deserves cor q. his mile n Read-
xilie last september uas the best
ever Travelled ~ anr haftseea hafae.
THE time was announced az / ssA
bat | caught hHn Ia - lss myself.
Mua gHegr WnFa a uufuhar OF ufhefr
u 10 made Il ! - fiat Before the
race against the watch Was started.
I understood chat he was gales to
equal The world Feeard. huf ik Mas
announced thai he MSS 0ut 10 heat
ID. and technically this nihhsa Mir
1t the hanae aF eqHalinN the mark.
a. i wAs heia that la iailtaK % 50
faster tHan star Pointer he haa aass
thH trial
IT i an eaaY thing for an ~.
paflaneaa driver tn teli whsther hfs
horse - suing At his Iiuat az unt
ksau By me fueiiuk Il he rsies No
Essse lives ihAk eAn start osEt n hia
tsesf nflp ard hesd the isp~ed tArunKn
out the sniIs. tie tuuH ~ rated the
entire roate. lie snust he held Within
himself FL tie ttaHs | have Hassf
puaaeS f1Au II Ms llauft. lie haz
never made 4 break ffF use IN a rae
nd ueRef laet = eantssef
No eHn can tel a great daAl
&haHt uhaf = east Nili she's aheu he
veashea uaatanitK. A . Yaunnutnt
Fsan all naa KiFa eNtraavftnar1 prams
50. hHf Il was est lsae afssx fsek
sai3 ef him tat ! 49, satisfied -
Nstsia BE- a sreat races. lie has fssi.
fsIaea - expaetasAan4
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m
RACING TRIM

IifaHtsA Nus, Jaa# ss-=A white
hAss ard a Aead etAzu greeted sham
feek III ard ahNmfeeh ! this unFns
Ing the daY set for ghe first trial
ssfH Tn1snaa FApfpH arrives last
nikhA he na4a tke races EaaaY
= afa Es4teuAaa - isa faE the nur s.sAss
~ aas
Al ii o Ntaek = HESnfi mile nfes -
arose 80 hush tssass tnft fsse anea9sa
80 AIfs = asFtush tnr yachts Easa
off their tsu Ines Thr race started
~ = series AZ sfast tasks
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H.C. GORDON
INDICTED
WITH eoaPouEolsG
FELONY At hohe

Anseas ths few true bals returned
b the federal sFana larry II Sassse
War me against United States com :
nilssls azf n g osFdan ard ~. u
Hart. enc Of she stand Iufxtnsus
both aF taunnsli ctr.
they are charged With having
easa s,saaaea : felony. the tHuulsls
NfeW aut ~ = use tftusi i9efans Cor
don IN NhEaA EfHft affHliiet ssils5l.
the Hafbar fa4 a NAanhlInE debt.
Il II aifeKsH that ssaFdlii commit
It'd an oHensr By permitting the
{ aar Go Be settled cut VI guuftl
The men AFR out IN 5auds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Cl ENNHaN M. ohie. June s. =
Around the Rssnd circuit n n NJ
Hessss - kaova As the @ih~aaan
Driver II Was hack - YeAfa AEe
thal thia title vas Eteeu htHa. assas
before hH had th0AKht 81 n0lalaN
tha r4atssus over werldA cham
rsias. IL shese DAYS be MAS falatiuN
winners sraunA thraAsKh the Wealefa
hAlssrssie trackN. he had a Nax ~
Finishing that made safn# af the ed
drivers shake their heads
Z ass a kooa deal Of A boz = hen
/ brave my first faee said Mes
Hsnss IL Nas b ia AM sras
cut Wfth ean biaatnn IN Illinois
We lad = tgaatfng mare kn1Wm -
Princess and tfres runuefab No
meeting m4s = Assss@az thee aHssss
there wese eae aa tNa 1atsnlsA races
t. essHeeessea wstA every AstsHess
met Princess essfsa tfat in 80
aaa TIE FIRST tiase that Nas ap b.
htnd her / Wsa | wAs perhaps as
happy that aax As ! ever Waa r. ~
life I III nat set into the grand
circuit until ISIS ar fsSf. ! eAnt r.
1usfuhef which yEsF Il Vas a. DE-
sFass aaa ! wHan a tsez vita &ahet
A. taking = mark u se5h.
sIA4n Patch - the ereatest hnrN~
any rsaa ever handed / bar none
when | make tf1 stalemnnt ThAs
YeaN | fully expAe BIN n sass - a
new uorid4 ree.WA Although he
has h~YeF been kfvvu the cts tlt he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
THEATERS


The Grand
H'he sale Of seats TOT the q II.
aatheaa engagement. which begins
next Tuesday nlsht II the Grand
anrueA At 10 n'etoek to-day and the
early zatea tndisafed thai asattle e
aakar "a weiuume Tits artist aEsih
AFTER ~ ansenee at decade eeeaila
t4aftua. y ho BupHartH aathefu. Il al
mast 80 Wueh IT faFeftts here Hs
the star himself aud viii appear I'm
a eaHseHial gale.
Third Avenue
The time hanaaea and NelA worn
tn ztiah version af the tear tickling
play Fast Lynne. viii be raNised
tat Neah e the 1hlrd Avenue
thaaIsH uaHiauiuH tomorrow even
ing ia A.atie ftaneh eii aRfesf
ne earneilt
Vaudeville
The aeeana Neek OF vaudeville At
i.eaehl PARK pavilion heKiaa With
taWaffaW afternoon performances
II 81 a'elafk The hais btu Nlli
hu epansssd. sxaept the enssivsEpd
aetobats fsfnis and ttnanaseof. wha
made aueh 4 hit thts week The At
ttaetlana ara draNlns Kossd etaNs Ii
Empire Park Thsasss
The new theafaf AZ James etHeet
Rud Thifd afsuar Nilt haxs it, pre-
inter next Monday n.aht opauinE
with vaudeville attractions IT the
same character that afa given c. san
E'ranetaea anA othsfa cities 81 the
circuits ~ the 0fuheufn ard elFae
mann aHd the NafshN eafeta eaus
panlss TsheNs ~lll - utna pee
fuFnaneas a SEEK Including three
tua fIuaes
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INVESTIGATION
WILL PROCEED

WASHINGTON. Il 9. Iuns y
Postmaster AlaAeFal Payne stA9tvd
the department this afntnK sssNf
as safnfna1 AitaHuee 81 tau daYa. az
aeAaHHf uf EiinNHa ffiH condition n
sAiN - BE ssfiuus fhauzh Einsa
ftiaiasta So Il = aat nuah a. - IL IA
teFfsF~ WITH Ihe usanaaeup~nt af fhs
M esfisattpt nuw In pruKHrsM Mad
asn - expected - RETURN Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
CAPE PRINCE OF
WALES IN LUCK

Although cape Prince Of wales Is
doubtless thought b many residents
Of Alaska even - ha aue # TIE most
Isolated ot places. II has If least one
advantage ever Nome ard other
nentHfs II population IN the north
II il n communication with the out
aide world fully = month earlier
than the rest Of tie places on the
east
The niet siip to call there This sea :
haa ssaa tbs steam NhhIat Aisxaus
der. CapiaiH Triton. from aau Fran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
FANORS THE
CANAL TREATY

wAaHINgTuN. u. e. 1uas I'll
The state department has received
frufn Minister Itraurfn Al ffssaga =
eahis Ia References - fhs extra ness
a4na ~ the tsaiasuhlAn ssang1 eaa
uhith eua Neassa tmuH ~ fat eanhiA =
aEatssH 60 me Panama FNnat treaty
TIE president apefsed she eauNtesa
eth \ message IN ~htsa Re review
- bath Sides - the question lie
szys he personally faxuHa the treaty.
sshisA he hHllean4 wtst - ffufuembsly
benaelsl 10 the eaaatsy. suefsAssr {
- sssfsyssssEEs sa41stHs and Hs4ls =
ttssss> = :
~ ss.z=a= - 81 z, tzsfsssassss sssfss p EE
Anseflaen government has aeatat -
the fsesaafb54n Foute pfefpf aisls ta
ali aEharn
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NOME NOTESIS A VICE PRESIDENTIALI

feieKen uallafa u tie bucket Il
what Martin nHm Il getting fihhi
HianH au Ma 8 Dahl Uraeh. ana = Is
aaaf work Is ia4u aut $500 IT slee a
daK The width IT the Itas stHeak t.
nat known 4hta Il the statement
maae ~ 1effy calvin welt haamn
nIHHHH ufaafHtaf at Dahl creek
Tho SaHe Telephone eamRHnf =
nuIiInE ii nsN poles tat ita times -
Anvil snow suleh aud nrstor
creek TIE poles ate at + asihs laas
llat kiud aud aTe Il great improves
meut aKeH those formerly IN use,
The Northern Commercial conn
uanY viii abandon the mercantile
hHaneas Ia Nama The n A 4 s
r. company his leased the bailds
lnHa af the \ :. company am vii
ae aunN Them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
MURDERS HIS
cELLMA7E

mpT NpftlNGA Ara. yans ~
Murderer Deus heFtr. aentenest IS
- hung h3fe August IA. this fstafa.
iAE AftNeasd v tiiisfnss ria rzslsfsAtN.
~ifh raKaF. sitsatst stsefuss9w rttFsg
htnA NllllAms can live bat a few
haaNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
GAMBLERS
RELEASED

NEw YORK. Jana ss-rae So
prisoners ahe Nefe arrest - IA last
alKhts gambling faif were az
rai9HHd th1a morning. The maxtea
trate. on the aHvies n attorneys dts
ehssRe1 al bar slNht - tAe snett
When be faBHs ne announce ffaHHf
tha Ernai kfaks into el1sefH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
FATM WRECK

~gnrt1I.K. Va June y rukfs
ness l1as i1ANtan AuA hz& uuphen.
Robert weFe Instantly Killed An9
many passengers waEN injured Ia
eaIiIa4ass tsf Ne@H trains au The %9r
faik a Western Naaa a@aE Fsfssss
burg 10th trains WEfN hszsltf
wrecked
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KILLED BY
COLLISION

Dis MONIES. "a. June ~ An
accommodation train nallldad with
a freight tfHin on the Milwaukee 4
80 Paul toad west Of the city. eaffF
this morning Engineer EfIH ka9n
and brakeman Howard Hefe killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
ella ssIfled Ads
Fer sss-n..s E..s,o

rvs aNff &eNsss s5s5 s.sz# .5|5 4 -
- Cultivation ie ssha4 - faf5azs
- mars - ~ ffess "a EFaHE - tn
NtaH natVf Efaasu hza#zaa snail HHfe
sassf HHtHHft# ilHe Has az5faH f9zzsh fzsss
Mtttes art bs4fiaHafHg ffftt aaaH tafsIaa
HtttEffT MALTnN - HHa 20 III
= = ktsff HtHH Hsfss = sHfss = ga
t#fe# fsHs 2 Hsfiss ffaH sHsss5If5Isn Fa4s
sd ~ ans f5aafaH aIsa5sa# s4Haaa -
= sffH Fsaalaefatts fassHe then tie nfIrs
HeNHH - tbs NNata HfsHa
HHHHHF MAHsTtN aIa Hau HasA "a
HkfsFs MIL RHeF s. AfHsH HHz4ATa
II vs. - feh asa4aH hafIHsH tana
IS AHzHs an esHfiHafl4a - Aas hfsa a5ash
- aHss5Hfa II - hHHfHHH HHnas nee assAa
EzHsH Hasass - 9 fa4fHH sIaa Easea anH
u4ssn sif'nHs aaHA several AsaH e.
fsssns stssEl SOD aatfit 81 faais - 20
tesgsz
ssenKivr aALruf. sc Nsu rsss 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Japanese liner - Maru shifted "a
Yokohama Tits morning With III
European and s. Chinese uaHHsnH gers
aud q fair eafgH Of miscellaneous
freight The latter included $500
sacks If flour. Iae bicycles 4 eaHes
Of cigarettes. 81 aaskH Of beer and
n HnI.a II L..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

on sale July sth apa stu. sscar-
sfaa tickets 60 Denver account Nssr.
/ 4 e - Convention Th@ Northern
/ Pacific IL the official route F8r
tickets and Information call At etty
/ tssket office. anattie s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

ROM fANAeA. Te.z June IL
The Mrxiean steamer g'ufAfaaiap&
j. stranded neaF hkFe. Ths captain
Was killed IL thn wrsehaks TIE
HFew vas NaNp4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

And hos Water Heating.
Plans and Estimates Furnished
c. N. ST. kW & Co.
South side Of coimau Dock. foot of
Columbia street.
Phone. Black azi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in adj
vance exactly what your work
will cost. free of charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours a. m. to 3 p. m.
Sundays a. m. 10 II m.
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Tonights
After Six
Specials

Pillow Cases. size aeE4a nicely
iHundfiad and hsmuYi lsAae
value HH#H#zz.#5 #4s##H #=###s sc
3 H. aiaie f'ahH8 Hefk isIhbea.
actually worth 90 szs fa
fsHdiaH Fancy ELASTIC Side itHHa
Supporters. niHhts bHHkia. aiik
bow zoe value Hz=zzz#H Xbe
anoois lieaf nurHing Cotton Sc
steel lialr fhHl q hsffai u taem
#s#4tsHsHHs tf#Fs= HHf#HfHs e
Hest Perfection Steel Dress
HtaYa. aua MI aizHa. he value
Ladies' Lace Trimmed and Em
bnaidefea Handkerchief lee
NHfuH z##tH#a#H4#z ##lH#sHs# De
gaHHIna chaahfaaeh.a Best kas
eltHH l4#Hzz#s5 #z5#s##s
zh=in Pure Feau pe Sole Ellk.
% value z#sz# $50 Toe
Boys kHes Pants. Tote u good
aafFidH Ia these Be value Tie
American isadY g8f SETS choice II
short medium aud long Haisi.
flzs value #sz8szz#sss4z hBe
Pretty Silk hiiKpt Tee 20 Faias
#ss##ss sssszs#z5s 0e
tin Imitation Alligator Hand
Hafehei. ft7a value $3.50 Use
Ladies' Seamless Black Hose 81
value ss5f##sH slzHs# We
Ladies' ZINE Maca COTTON Tan
tieAa. actually worth Sc lie
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fs1H7s rss ssns - .sse rsyine rsuts ~
80 sell Fea 2 ulas Hsftes hasss esIssn
Nfsh eeeh hsYisant q sfs1 - tteb
tsktfaHs sen - issss sssas - rasf
: - ,...'lys.-- .ss,..
- - III -
Arrates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

MADAME CAROLINA -'rhe wonderful
eiatrvoYant mediumi tolls the present
past and fHiurei names given cards and
phimistry a5e AMI upwards. Rooms ~
40 1875 first avenue Neudome hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

WoMloN IL despair, Il IN need, send
Tor womeu's friend remedy which
relieved mo. Mrs. Palmer p. o.
Box 1907.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

sohngY. WATSON co.
f'uasHai HuFsetafs $50 EftstssisAsss pa
lpss EhiFa ave asa Columbia stfsst
Tsisphsns. hsia ~ Seattle wash
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steamer aenaios Is due tonight
from Nome.
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0ETERSONS
go 90 9 o oO . ~
pIIIMRING

sos. EOS. 80 PIKE srnnEr
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ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS
al saafehmeu ard men 81 Scottish de-
scent Interested "a thu formation -
> iaaai branch - tire order III tits
city. are cordially invited = be pres
anf IT meeting in the Acme Husi-
neaa Eailene Second aKaaue AID
Pike saturday evening 1una q Il
p m - complete nfsaaihafian. ~
aaiss ting aifsaefa. name II elan etc.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

An ths man ~ niss ia Yuslf home with
NJ sef*ana rainfall tie Carpenter. stt
Hs8fsau Fbanss. Man flTa. + 1897.
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TAME female dear. one year old, Not
necessary to keep peuued Very fond
Of children. Address Mrs, NJ. S.
Nicholson. clifton. Wash. Mason Co.
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oaf q iississ sisSlSs. alssS isFs- sfIs
containing ladies wearing Nnnarnf
Finder return 70 1926 Carllss Ave. ana
receive reward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-19
The Metal Market.

New York, February 1S.-Tin declined e1 Is in London today, closing at e139 12s 6d for spot and 9134 Is Cd for fu- lures. The local market. responding to the foreign weakness, was also lower, spot closing at 29. 2Od29. 50. Copper was 2s Cd higher in London at a5S, and R57 17s Cd for spot and futures respectively, and the New York market also was firm at slight ly better prices, though business was dull. Standard is quoted at 12.35, lake at 12 90Q 13, and casting at 12. .60d12 80. Lead was higher in London at e11 15s. while here it remained quiet and unchanged at 4hc. Spelter also advanced in London, closing there at an advance of 2s Sd to 920 IFS Sd. Locally spelter was quiet and un- changed and from to 5.05. Iron in Glas- gow closed at 53s 2d. and Middlesboro 4Ss 11kd. Locally iron was unchanged. No. 1 foundry, northern, is quoted at 24G324. go; No. foundry northern, S226122 50; No. l foundry, southern, and No. l foundry southern, soft, at s23. 5Oq24. Warrants are nominal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-19
Fruit and Proeuoe.

Fruit and Prceuce. tCorrected daily by P. GiacopazzL Nos.
 202o-2o22 Morris Avenue.l Poultry-Best flyers. Soc: Alabama, ls0 25c; medium. l2a16c: broilers. 104l2c; hens SS 1-sQ35c; Pekin ducks. 40q45e; puddle ducks, 20G25c.
 Butter-Best Elg1n, 25c; Mississippi. best grade. 25c; Mississippi. second grade. 2sc; good country L 72Sc. cooking. l21ic- renovated 26 cents.
 Eggs-fresh lSc to 20e
 Game-Rabbits, $l.25ml.5O per dozen: sauirrels, Sl.25Q1.50 per dozen; quail, S2. pe~ dozen.
 oranges-Florida, per box, $3QS.25; Cal ifornia s2 50Q3.0O.
 Lmes-Per 100. s1. .00.
 Lemons-360-s size, per box, s2.75Q3. Peanuts-Fancy. per pound. 5a51se. Brazil Nuts-Per pound, l2l4c. Pecans-Per pound 10c. Almonds-Pei pound. 1Se. English Walnuts-Per pound, 13c. Grapes Malaga neavy weights. per keg, s6 DO light weights. per keg. 555 5o. Cocoanuts-Fresh, per 100, s2 25Oq2.75. celery--Per bunch, s0c.
 Cranberries-Per box. 8 0e. Bananas Ter bunch, cuils. 50q75c: straiehts. Sl .25611.5 .50.
 Apples-Fancy King. per barr ell. s4.oo: Ben Davis. fancy. S3.00: Fan Davis choice s2. 25a2. 50; Baldwins. SS .OO@3.25. Dried Apples-California evaporated Sc; sun. dried. Gc.
 Irish Potatoes-Per bushel. 750S0c. Sweet Potatoes-Per bushel 704Scc. Cabbage-Northern, soc; Mobile green. $1.35 per crate
 Onions Per pound. Pc.
 Turnips-Rutabegas per pound, 1@lHe Peas-Black- per bushel. s225 Lima Beans-Per pound, 5Ac. Navy Beans-Per bushel, S2.60G2.7S. Rasins-Per box, H.7o.
 Garlic-Per pound, i0c.
 Give oil-Per gallon. s2.OOQ2.25. Spaghelti-Irnpor.ed. per box. s2.00: dos mestic. $1.25.
 DIacaron - Imported, per pound. 7lsci domestic 6Iac.
 Consarra-Per dozen. 75c
 Roman cheese-Per pound BOG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-19
LOCAL MARKETS.

Yesterday was exceedingly quiet In local cotton circles. There was practically no spot cotton in sight, and the prices re- main the same. Just what the crop will be this year is a question that dealers are unable even to approximate. Some think that the farmers are holding back their cotton for better prices while others believe that there is little reserve sup ply and that the present shortage, with the consequent rise in prices, is due to failure in the crops, and that there will be no additional supply forthcoming at the close of the season. The cold weather continues to affect wagon receipts.
 Stocks and bonds are steady, with no changes in the prices, and very little trading f efNA
 In the fruit and produce market the cold spell makes the sales light. The damp weather prevailing in the gulf coast dis tricts Is the cause of considerable loss in fruits and vegetables which are spoiled en route Large shipments of tomatoes from Florida are reported to be received in an almost worthless condition, as a result of the dampness. When shipments are received in such state few dealers receive them and try to make the best of bad bargain, but sounder business principles demand that such consignm snts be refused.
 Fancy fruit continues in demand and Florida oranges are good sellers, but the fruit is more or less damaged when re- ceiyed.
 The apple situation will depend largely upon whether the weather continues cold or not If cold weather prevails the sup ply on hand will keep, and dealers will be able to dispose of their stocks, but If a sudden change for the warmer takes place there is no telling what will hap pen. The supply of apples at present Ia very large.
 A large shipment of cabbages came in yesterday. They are selling at 9Oc for northern and s1.35 for Mobile green
 Butter, poultry and eggs remain the same. though decided drop in the prices of eggs is predicted for April
 Local staple groceries are unchanged. Trading is better although serious delays in shipments are experienced. Corn, hay and oats are greatly in demand.
 Hides and wool are unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-19
Naval Stores.

Charleston, February 1s.-Turpentine nrm. 641sc; sales. none. Rosin, firm. Quote; A, B. c, D, E, F. $1 90. G, s2O0; H, $2.35; l. s2.sO; K, s315; M, ss.35; N. ss55; window glass, ss.sO; water white, $4.2o.
 Savannah, February 18.-Turpentine firm, G5; receipts, s2; sales 8: exports, I; rosin, firm; receipts, 1sO9 sales Al: exports 6oa0. Quote; A, E, C. D. F, F, $l.s5; C.. s2.O5; H. s240; I, $2.S5; K. s3.2O: M. $40 window glass. s3,s5 water white, $40.
 Wilmington, N C., February 1s.-Tur- pentine, firm. 65c; receipts casks. Rosin. firm, s1.s0; receipts 4s1; crude turpentine. firm, $2 4o@4.Oo; receipts 4s. Tar, firm. s1 .65 !; receipts 436.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-19

stoned slight setback in prices. but of- ferings were duly absorbed and some previous sellers, despairing of the oppor- tunity to buy cheaper sent the market up agafn with a fair demand.
 At the present period the market is full cf uncertainty the possibilities being great on either side. The level of prices alone will make values very sensitive 10 any adverse influences which may de- velop when least expected On the other hand, while such a good demand for spots continues and excellent trading re- ports are the rule,an unir terrupted heavy movement will be necessary te prevent prices from soaring
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-19
cothran < Co.'s New orleans letter

New Orleans, February 1s.- Tie l1ttHa market gave exhibitions of uhea ness and strength at different intarvals tllaF. but in the end prices were Vigoroasf5 sas
 tained at the top level through tt laraz ence of the continued firmness .u spo
 one would judge from the dailv succ s- siye advances in Liverpool hat irlOer abroad had concluded tnoni nimousT hat the upward course was the c1ly e to pursue. though it would mol is ta gnore the fact that spots has sd ila ace in the English market as flt as home. but evidently with a iifiie more enthusl- asm on the other side for 'n Liverpool the spot quotation .s $ Amer an points above the quotation f7s Marb while in New Orleans the qloru0 for March deliveries and pofs are alike. The explanation for this differ nee may be discovered iH tae cou ratIvely small stock of cot 1U hri1 yerpool, which the owners may he iingly reluctant to part vii fearr ptional difficulty in replenis hing 'ghr as some realizing in the cary tr15blg nere which occa-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-19
Local Staple arocerIes.

 Arples-Western evaporated. 11x0shc. Flour-Faney patent, $40; half patent. s3.S5.
 Sugar-Granulated, Dc: Y. C.. 415c. Coffee--Green, 71sQ91ac. Arbuekle's, packages. $10.S0; Lion packages. $1O. 30; cordova packages. $1O.SO; Forto Rico, s10 so.
 Meats-Dry salted ribs. 1Olac clear bel lies. 1Si5c; dry salted rib bellies, 101sc; hams. fancy, 14c; medium. 13c, Call fornia. Toe: breakfast bacon. lie.
 Cheese-New York full cream, 141sQi5c. Lard-Leaf 107sc
 Compound Lard-Snow drift, SEC. Molasses = Centrifugal 15QS5c; sugar. house, 40c; Georgia cane. 36c.
 Corn-Mixed, 67l9c; white, Csc.
 Meal-Bolted, sl15; water ground. s1.15. Hay-Per ton, timothy No. 1, $22.00, clo- yer mixed. $2l.00; prairie. SIS; Johnston grass, S15.50
 Oats-Mixed, 50c; white. 52c,
 Cotton Seed Meal-Per ton, $24.00. Pearl Grits-92 lbs, $165.
 Bran-Pure wheat, $23.00; shorts. $24; hominy feed. S21.0o.
 Beans-Navy, S2.75 per bushel; Lima GO 61;c per pound.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-19
Money on Call.

Washington. February S.--Today's treas- urv balances. exclusive of the gold re- serve. show: Available cash balances $222, 104, ,3OS gold $102S7S,21s.
 New York, February 1S.-Money on call steady, 234a3 per cent; closing 21sQS; time money firmer; sixty days Az; ninety days AZ; six months Az. Prime mercantile pa per 4s4@51k per cent; sterling exchange strong with actual business in bankers bills at 4s7 65Q4S77o for demand and at ASA 6Oa4S465 for sixty day bills: posted rates 4s5@4 S51s and 4.SSq4.ssis; \ conner cial bills 4sS%@4S4A bar silver 47%c; Mexican dollars STA; government bonds steady; railroad bonds irregular.