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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-08-28
NOTICE to creditor..

To the creditors of Homer U. Frush. de-
ceased:
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of Harrison, made in cause there
in pending, to subject the estate of the
said dccedent to the payment of his debts,
You are required to present your claims
against the estate of the said decedent
for adjudication to L. C. Grille, Commits
sioncr, Mt his office in said county, on
or before the 26th day of August, 1908.
Witness, II. W. Williams, Clerk of
the said court, this 18th day of July 1908.
H. W. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-08-28

A. I-.l
A. II Hull, representative Of Reed q
Bartin, silversnitiis, Of New York city,
arrived here Thursday night. BE came
here on a special trip to consult Jndee
Nathan God about the silverware to be
purchased for the new walho hotel.
DEATH OF INFANT
AT WOLF SUMMIT.
BERTHE Beatty the sesen.morti,s old
child OF afr. and Mrs. q. 6. Beatty, Of
Wolf Summit, died Thursday evening
at . o'clock. Choiera infantum was die
cause Of its death. The remaias were
shipped to Evans City, Pa, Thursday
for burial there.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State of West Virginia.
At rules held in the circuit clerks Of
flee Of Harrison county ON the hrst Mon.
day in August, 1908.
Star Big. Reel and Supply Company, a
corporation, VS.. George E. DeGolia.
Trespass on the case in assumpsit.
Damages 100000.
The object of the above-styled suit is
to recover Of the above named defendant.
certain debt for goods, wares and mer-
chandise sold and delivered by the plain
till to the defendant ut the request of
the defendant, and to subject the pay
mcnt Of the same by process of forcing
attachment and assets of the said George
=, DeGolia, said claim amounting to
s524.o4.
It appearing from nm affidavit fled in
this action that the defendant George E.
DcGolia is NO. resident of this state
it is ordered that he appear here with
in one month after the date of this first
publication of this order TO do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this
suit. n. W. WILLIAMS,
aus-4t Clerk.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-08-28

- - s@tAsss
n. E. WHITAKER.
j. y. VANCE.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
j. G. HOFFMAN, SIR.
JOHN A. HOWARD.
A. B. FLEMING.
o. S. MCKINNEY.
E. NJ. SHowALTER.
W. \. CHANCELLOR.
C. Il. SHATTUcK.
ASTON G. DAYTON.
C. F. TETER.
W. E. RAYMOND.
C. w. CURTIN.
JOHN BASEL.
R. T. LowNDES.
GENT JOHN MccAuSLAND,
V. L. HIGHLAND.
J. w. ENGLISH.
j. L. CALDWELL.
ISAAC T. MANN.
f. p. FUCKER.
j. F. BROWN.
J. II. HULING.
GEORGE f. PRICE.
ROMEO II. FREER-
ALEX r. MATHEWS.
DAVID r JOHNSON.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-08-28
The Florida.

Parties visiting New York CITY upon
business or pleasure win find ali the
comforts OF well furnished home &C
THE FLORIDA, 2t5 E. 18th street.
Central and very desirable location.
Convenient 70 all car lines. large
stores, places Of business and amnse-
ment. First-class rooms and table.
RATES-$6. so TO $500 per
week.
$50 to 50. 90 per day.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1903-08-28
$3.50 70 Sc. 90 Per day.
MRs. HELEN PuRINroN.

Mrs. Purinton is native of Nor
gantOwn, w. Va. daughter Of Daniel
Fordyce, deceased. who was well known
In Clarksburg and throughout the
State. Her husband. DR.. Geo. d.
Purintou, deceased. brother OF presf-
dent Purinton, Of West Va. Universe
ty. was some years ago, connectefi
with Broaddus College. zs.1yr.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

\eW- July IL, 1903
REANe AND PEAs-There is no change in the market
for domestic or foreign white beans Trade remains eX-
ceodngly quiet but the quantity OF STOCK oIg IS 50
further advance and closed suite strong a.
So 20 Scotch peas are AGAIN a11E e9E We quote Beans
marrow choice per bush. 50 S0dS2 s5 do medium 81 30;
ne1 s. 6OGS3 65 DO turtle soup 81 60g$2 20; 90
yellow eye 81 6OQs2 s5 DO lima CafoTna 81 S0' a9
So 20 90 other foreign 81 75dS2 To- do foreign
pea 81 9Oa$2 IS: foreign marrow GUY pal2 +o'
BI;TrET-Receipts showed up in pretty 4good FORM
sack moved out of first quite readily. Under the
Change SO tubs extra creaneEy, ohe HaIh mars sou
al 2Ozc OF the wholesale business Ioh ION store
was on that special lines oil very hgh scoI
ing butter brought Aqhc more ne uosg % * g'4as b o.
favor II viii seen that there IS T1der range Gt
values than has heretofore pFeyalea - osings C The
demand for ali this OF stock is very moderate We
quote m ssso6s css@sryi sTaa 1s.d Per DO III thirds
dairy tubs extras, isg2Qc; DO nIsts T es
tern imitation hrsts lsc 90 secoSs as
renovated extra le 90 Western factory hrsis lee
DO seconds 15q15e DO thirds i4ai4se' 1STg sOA'
~ FIEFEs-Ths general movement In large fun cream
cheese continues light exporsfs showing little nseTes3 s3
Sstrlv Steady with specially desirable FAC
tories offered e. present TOP rom boros trade
sle mostly for purposes on the basis OF loe
stock Offering at thad fancy are held fraction
higher small colored skins IN noaeIae suplis s 81 80
arae4n at irregular figures We quote ststs fd al
cream small fancy loe' 90 taI 70 Faprv zoe DO fair
70 prime s& @e% c; do light skins Gn9les 60 par
skins snS4Se @ Se Common 2EGsc; do full skins Ia
EGGs-There continued scarcity OF ehoee s N9nsrh 3b
STOCK and for the demand continues e g3a % sn s
worth TOP G99tTS9ns ssn ma from any
ceed islI5c and seriously heateo ssss ,ss
weak and irrsgear 5y na yPsnnsyvana sny select
ed wtiiA Aa2Os: Go naked sxtrA< lssiS7e' 40 S'A"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York July IS. 1908
BEEVES-Recepts 149 cars lees head, IN
Guiding 33 export alive go city saughtere
and market, OF which L Jersey city ahO
Sixtieth-st yards in very light supply
but butchers few cattle
the beef trade continues very dull.
J. Shanberg & Son: Is Chicago steers, 1880 10, a.
S So DO llS0 70, at S. 25 i6 do. 1922 70 at q 70 os
DO 1902 n. s. 20; Is 1886 10 at S. TO- Il o. IO@o
b, IS TO- do 117s fb at IS: do 1850 10 at s. -
kerns Commission Company; Indiana steer. -
s. 75 - do. 1I3o 70 at s. 60: DO go ~ at - %
Indiana srags. 1913 10. at 81 80. .x q.
Mcpherson Co: Ohio cows. 1850 n. at 81 10; CO.
100 n at SO IS; DO. T50 10, at 81 10.
S. Judd & Co: bulls. 955 Ie at 50 90 . =. sAs
Tobin Shannon: ball. 1000 10, At IS 40; o oe' 0O
10. So % =,
JeIlife Wright & Co: / bull 1850 n. at SO S5 40
91O ~ SO 90 do ss4 70 al 50 70: 81 90. - ~ Do
50 e71 l do $50 ~ 20: 929 n, at 20;
$50 n 81 rs; SEQ 81 TO- do. eoS io al S@'
J G. Curtis & Som bulls SIS at s. so; de- s$
~ at IS 25 CO. 725 50; do. go 70, al 81 -
COWS lO3s n az 81: 500 ~ at So fs 40 ~
at sS 80; do 1925 10, g %: do. eo ~ ~ 'V'
do $40 10 81 75; hefers, 61o n. az 80 y .oz -,
Andrew Muen 10 bulls. sSe 10. at 50 80; Il do go
Al ss is. do go nb So: 735 10. at - SV'
do n. So l do 7e0 10. at 81 50: DO o" ID -
John Duesy: oz. 1900 ~ st 50 10 bulls a5oo 10 or
So 40: DO. $50 ~ IS IS: do 80 no az ID ~ ~
ll10 No. at 50 50; do $40 10. at sS 20 DO 90 " -
J. Il Hunas a Bro. bulls se7 n. al - sS; DO -"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
OTHER mARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH

Cincinnati July !3Hogs active, lower. 81 73qS5 ..
Lambs. active, higher. So 5oQ$6 80.
Chicago. July 15.-Catte-R Receipts IS 900 head in
prime $5a$5 80; poor mediu2 S44$5 sockers
feeders 81 5O2S4 90: heifers 81 0q$4
Gamers 81 50dS2 I5 cu S2G$4 80; calves 81 50q$6:
fed So 2JdS4 60. Hogs-Receipts to-day,
$4,000 head. estimated tomorrow $4,000; left
5000: market &c higher: mixed and butchers
s5dS5 good choice heavy. 50 25Qs5 40 rough heavy
s. 40 SheepRecepts Il 900 head sheep steady Lambs
opened steady and closed lower good choice wethers
S3 T5d$4: fair choice mixed S3aS3 20; bulk of sales
So % light So 22ia@S5 32la Workers IS sdS7 35;
pigs 50 3OGS5 30 Sheep-Recepts 1.1OO head; market
steady frm native lambs IS 2Ods6; Western lambs
So 20as5 Texas clipped sheep S39$i 90; sockers and
Kansas City, July 15--ReceiDts-Cattle 5000 head
calves Cattle steady 10c higher; calves demor
steers G5d$j good, So 25dS4 65; stock
feeders. 81 40aS4 40 Western fed steers $40
s. 10 Texas and Indian steers 3 I5q - 1O exas cows
81 754$2; native cows and heifer 81 SOS4 90 Gamers
SlGS2 20 bulls S2aS3 30; calves. 81 J0q$4 rs HogsRe
ceiDs 5000 head market active steady TO firm; top,
steady: prime shipping 81 90q$5 butchers
81 259S4 and heifers 81 0$4 20; socers
feeders 25d$4 Is; bulls So 25dS4 % VeaisRe
eeips - head; dull $2q$6 % H9gs-teGsPts' 900 500
8 80 SaS4 a6 s,ags $3Ss4 s. light daiffes S SOas5
head sheep steady lambs strong: lambs S4dS6 T5
earlings 81 50S5 $S 50qS3 rs sheep. mixed S29
81; wethers, 81 2JdS4 30
East Liberty. July 15.-Cate steady choice. So 259
so; prime 81 10: good 81 6OGs4 S. Hogs slow
prime heavy So 40Sj as mediums. IS 70S5 So; heavy
Yorker So s0qS5 S. light Workers So 153S6 25 pigs
s. aoa$4 4O and common. 5Oas2 25 yearings So
GS5 veal calves. Sc 5GdS6 rs.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

r. 2a EEehsnEe sTecisl Liverpool cables: Spot cotton.
-, oaEsy steady sal0 points decline; closed steady.
GHv tener 70 points lower July SO4db0od; July
fSss7 october b-6065 eid; October-Novenber, 525I
G;ss DeeenheE. 5I1e; December January.
Vsr EpTl- 5loa5ild Manchester-Yarns and cloths
~. tLoIR AND MEAL-The -four market was firm bu.
bois. as the trade uncertain about wheat and is
v5rt - ior oeveiopInenls Spring patents, 81 eo9S4 S:
t saighLs g e0aS3 S. winter patents. So e0dS4 80:
s- 40 winter s. eeGS3: RED Dog. SO 50Qs2f So
ksSss o. BYE FLDIR-Quiet. Quoted; Fair good,
So choice 70 fancy 81 40as3 3e0....-CORHMEAL-
-2lI-AL--Quiet Quoted Fine white and yellow,
eSses$l 60. coarse 81 1881 Il. .FEED-steady
,e-' spring lraL. SPOT. sI9. arrive 200 n
aSzs city fes6 SO So. ltnseed oii cake s27: homtny
H. .1--s-N NsEAT-Ip 70 the last half hour to-day
- market was in very strong position with
eve over the previous night Near the close, how
Gavs, s selling ioT long account destroyed all early
3sc uef lst IoNsI except on December, which was
strorg' Ale Ter In Chicago December ruled very
ioasfrV conoltlons IN NaH Street and heavy
ir.s which started IN the Western markets The early
ssc-s we're based unfavoTable crop from many
snsss tr2t attest reports Manitoba looked for
tie possbe crop OF only $1,000 600 bush. whereas
Episr last year 5000 900 bash. outlook In
thsr Aeat States said be a Weld smaller
snF e ss while the Southwest, in addition 70 report
Nhess g. lesanE returns noted good demand for cash
y5rf@i io miers buying OF September By az
s3pO5 ne export business IN Sew-York consisted OF
forseyy bnsh No red and ! loads al outnorts the
cay E1ec itue important change from the previous
for stocls have decreased 475OO0 bush
- southwest and local houses good buyers
fsss early IA che day. Quotations cash wheat
gork "a Northern dhicago sIsc and No r.d New
"a 70 s3tsye....-. .coES-Thers very
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ney- N0Tk. JuIy y. IfU5-
oFFEEIhe coffee market yeseraay oIeneq 5a sStar
,-p -zr. quiet curing the greater part q, ne
i[sTe more seve just before the cIese Th L. L.
- 6at40pirc any special price movement ne , lILa
=. rse finally steady net unchanFa1 =, . Poluts
~ .t+h rIuer European markets ana fIIl ~
.7ue slightly offerings IL tl@ az
'--7 Tsto Interests who have recently
l.- terminating coffee came INTO tne nlafhl a.
,i--- tss-r up pr.ces Most # the coIief sou "os
tts,d 20 hr for ~ importing lheesls ajl4
, -sse-r recent purchases In Brazil 5enefal4y So
f-sde quiet ana the nsrket derives us
r1-7re-ar 4 the Braz-llaH
fcee are st,7ve their normal parity with the local
e-sre-ne Mary JTade 10 not coT'sleeI ma 1lt
,.a-hsfe v-{ withstand the preSself
- re- movement supplies begin - accuTnulate all
q level 1leLe j. ii''t
srnositao ao7 nuy advance on ile .lhTI ilai
Will primary markets MAINTAIN ueli ts, -
-fre-e--e further declines of moment are haTuly -
s-a5 The guot market quiet with quotations on
-ba hseir r. = a- &c for Rio Nc = -.
Tho rarEe contract prices in the local market 10 da'
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

ltte feature the local market to-day. prices
aaNancng early the wheat, giving
ter Under selling for long account There consider
aoe olssatisfaction with the business view
ent a9vity ony one o mo oaos being reported The
ate decline left maj prices i4c The
movement continued light but seaboard clear
snces while English markets closed lower
No corn closed &c elevator, 5Sisc No
White and 40 : yellow, 5s9sc. O OATS
The market for oats fairly
steady light offerings Cash sales here amounted to
10000 bush No > oats closed No
40sse: no white: 435944c; No white 43G43sc: track
white 42Gi9c and standard white,
Merket dun Ne Western eoc. afoat. state rye.
quoted AZ a2c and malting 51aa57c ION e Rufrslo
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

T,I-- AZ Wheat-Spot, No ] r-d.
Northsrn spring dull sd red western wisssF s
ouisr a ed No California ful- os ot3a
July 6s ESD September es $40; DsseFaeeT = sfet
American, mixed 4s e1
July As 6l2d: september. - 5ssd Psas-cansias e ~
* fancy winter.
2s ~ a. ToaSan 9Pseihc COAST firm Is i5seld Becf
quiet extra india mess 67s Cd PORK quet - 1T,lST
western 7ss Hauns-Shorr cut, u % 10 III
ses Baeon-CIrnberiand 20 @ 50 70 seA1S.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

The local market spot cotton closed quiet with
liefs Unchanged. on the basis 20c ntddng uu
4la ana T. -5c for mio1iiHg GGf Sales 65l bales
~ H4aH-fs takinCs southern spot markets tele
taepitl as follows: Sev Orleans quiet. &c lower.
= sales 500 bales Charleston and Wilmington
hai.-asl Norfolk steady. unchanged, 12c- =
.sles Baltimore nominal. unchanged. 13o. Savannah
lI NHeaerEr-. az l--zC. sales 10 bales Mobile
.s 1siFest-n Dan and nominal. unchanged 12c;
augusta 1r-nnal unchs need. l2C. sales. bales;
-fs.s tl-t Jn. hanged "a l2i2c
sets AZ The p0rts snd interior points to-day, com
fA'e- D. ia me same day last week and year:
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD


STATIONS foot q WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
The iexine time Hme fq6r2b from, ana
tGSrtia9dt street. Is five min sfes' late, than
station, exeept wheTe othertsise noted;
cars For chicago -,s,oifs 80 Io,sisTiSs
ons ~ nd 20 osllo ls ear ninna I5saa SssRas
les 4. VI. PENXsYLvANIA LIMITED.-Puiiman
Cars FoT cSss0 S8s csTsisHG fRS 4osdo sad De-
i-ss 20 z IN " StsIcAGo ASr 81 LOUIS ExPR55S
455 p SqI9as9 1iI m ST. IS1iS Si DinSg Ss s,.s,,s
snlokins and Observation Cars For Chicago. Toledo.
555 p. ". ST. LOUIS EXPRESS F.tiseurE c,s-
E9r Sa5g " ~, cxta s6sneadesa Valley I9ouIs'. :.
Toledo -. S-s-s-~ r-ts-~ ~ 1I Nni@9s'
..SS ?. NJ. PACIFIC ErIPREss@For Pit,sburg and
a9uts S9nnegs for Glsyeana except sstgrd1y ~, w
pR5Ss-F'or Pittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati indian
7m WAasHINGToN AasIHINGTo AND THE souTH;, oo-,-
Iandt inns 5h Car. ioss Dining
Streets aS 2 D9ins "a ne cs9 20 6DsseGsses and M Ia Ps6r
sna Dining Cars, . CDinng carr q ,Din,ng San
rs iRs ear q 8 DninE Din E 9 carr Psa m o3
Dining carsl 25 Dining Car. ss Dning carr, 455
SOUTHERN RAiLWAY.-Ezpress. AS p m. Z 10 night
ATLANTIG TIC COAST LINE--Express 20 a. M and go
skAsoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Ezpres.. 125S m
NoRF92I,K oEI 2.K ANp WEsTERN RAILwAT.-FOT MsmUhi'
cHEsAP 4 OHIO 'RAILwAY.-7.SS m. week
| days and .55 D
/ FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFOLK.-I.55 a m
TaNffg FINITE 2ns ss m @ 9ailz and IS m weekdays
sundays. a. Through Nestibuled Trains b4IIe
PaTlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par
or smoking Car. Parlor Cars Dining Car. and StanGarS
/ Coaches Sundays
| CAPE MAY.-12.55 p m week days
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad Tou
West Twenty-third Street Statioul. 40. SSS a. m
| L 10 LILO saturdays only. 225, 25S 32b 10 4oo
45S Qrom Desbrosses and Cortland Streetsl 80
300 1920 I.2o Saturdays only. 2S0 3lO 20
| SD 61G. ana 100 p m. weekdays Sundays. e-io
| 943 a m. 300 p. From Desbrosses street only
$50 Cortlandt Street only 2.4S weekdays
| - FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos. I55 Dining Carr SIS, S55 92S tDtnini
Carr. (9S5 Louis Limited. 1910 Desbrosses ant
| Cortlandt Streets. 1920 Dining Carr 1923 Peuna
LAmitedl l0b5 Dining Carr. l155 m. 12sS (inint
Streets 22O) 255. 3 % Dining Ca9, s.55. AS, az
Dining Carl 455 Dining Carl, t4.hS Chicago I1mite
for Germantown Jet onyl. $50 Dining Carr. 6S5. ao
| S23 500. 92a p. II 10 night weekdays sundays
sos 155 Dining carr %. e25 Dining Carr. IS (St
ing Car) a. 1855 Dining carr. 1.55 Dining Carr
32S Dining Car). 800, 4.25 Dining Carl C455 Cfcsg
Limited for Germantown Jet only). ASS Dining car
b-55 Dining Carr T.55 25 m IL 10 night
Fifth Avenue (elow 28d 263 Fifth Avenue tcorne
| 10Th ST.; Astor House: West Twenty-third Stree
station and stations foot of DesbrOsses and Cortland
Streets; Street $50 Fulton Street. 800 Broad
tion, Jersey City. The New York Transfer Cornpan
will call check baggage from hotels and resi-
| through destination
Telephone '914 Eightss- tn Street for PennsylvRni
! Railroad Cab Service
| ". W. ATTERBURY J. R WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO W. BOYD
| General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
Lackawanna Railroad.
NEW YORK. ONTARIO 6 WESTERN BY.

light Is 70 steady sis: long elsa- miadlsz hssvy
sos Cd short clear backs. - 70 % n
quiet ed clear bellies u 70 10 n steady as "a
prirle terces. SIS American refined. in pas
s6s Butter-tIood Jrltea states STEADY. Sos tneese
dun. American white AS. do coored. 4ss Sd
Iosg-Prlne city Cd Turpentne-SpiFts stesdy
s1s 90. Rosin-COumon quiet IS 81 Petrceum-Rs-
nned steady. 6,sd- Idnseed oil steady. 7ss
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
Of Brazilian coffee is as follows

CoTTo%- Speculation was only moderately active in
fluctuations fairly wide and frequent. there
sek sensational developments SUCH have recently
marked Of prices. The opening firm at
advance = @GT points under better cables than
etfi covering but the market turned easier
aler renewal cf Wall street pressure and some selling
v 90 .hc description which encouraged
y r1rnors thar clique taking profits every
u.turr. There also report that cotton being
shipped Liverpool presumably for delivery
.T,y contracts. while thus but 500 bales
reported ID this had q depTess-
Influence though generally speaking. il was not
rrrgEE- q Importance market factor other
than Indication the unusual position Of the
s-set which. however. has already been commonly
recognized decline OF from 5G2O points putting
The market points lower = points higher, there
rally result ~ covering and bun support.
thar around Ind1ay ret gain q from l0N2G points
FrpaIeEr From this tire market again declined in the
early afternoon under fresh selling from Wall Street
stimulated the continued weakness in Wan
circles the unsettled condition Of the
HarEet being forced down about the previous
ow .eFel however tie bulls again the front and
ae market was taal.} 'er- stead. net T@i7 points
higher Juy Was neglected all day. selling high
u tr- low a. j and closing q II. S6c. Total
sales We're estimated 100000 bales.
cl contract the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July Is ? m--Cotton-spot in better de-
points higher American rniddling fair
6eOd good middIing 44d; middlins. 6Z4d low nddng
esd good crdinarv ESD ordinary b.4Sd. The sales
OF the day 1000 bales. OF which 1000 were foE
and included 400 American. Re
eeipts SEQ bzlss al American Futnrss opsned essisI
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

and closed steady American middllng C. JGy; oCts
ber 6Oia6 O2d September and October 6oteS9ta: 80
bar snd November 5255 26d: Sovsrlosr ana
I'D. recernbe- and January si25 l5d: January ana
February. 5.l1d; February ana March SIOeoAla 9'3e
md I0d.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July 15--Flour-Firm. Wheat spring. dull;
No Northern sO$sc: steady. No red S2c: No
white, sec. Corn-FIrm; No yellow 5514e; No 2.
6412c. Oats-Steady. white, 411ac; No mixed
39Ac Barley-Nomiual. 53d5sc in Rye-Dull; No
on track 57i3c. Canal freights steady
Chicago, July 1.-THE leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne was firm locally owing
to the scarcity of stocks. The Savannah
how, however was little lower Rosn was steady and tar
ruled steady. but quiet and unchanged. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OH and machine bbls 519
51lzc.
TAR-Pine bbls So 40: oil bbls 81 40a$4 45
ROSINComlnon good strained s2GS2 O2iz; E, 81 10
Q$2 Is: F, 81 20; G. 50 p. 90: S3 05- So 50
n. So so; y. S. 80; W 6, $3 10; W W, 81 9OaS4
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
STOCK ON HAND

NeW-UTeans. Ia--FecsIPI5-ftosIn D6Is,
p5ntine, bbis.
Wilmington. July 15-splrits turpentne firm 4se; re-
ceipts 90 bbls RosinSothng doing receipts 157 ob!
Crude turpentne arm 81 20 s. and IS 25 receipts II
bbls Tar frTn 81 65 receipts. 1873 bbls.
Savannah July l5Turpentne hrn, 4Sc; receipts. 3i9
bbs sales SSS; exports pa Rosin hr receipts, 9el
bbs sales CAS-; exports 2077: a. B. c. 81 55 D, 81 %;
E. 81 s. r 81 7o G. 81 70: h 81 25 81 So K. g SO;
N, 81 so. y. So; " G, Sc 10; W W. So 40
Charleston. July 15Turpentlne steady 474sc. Rosin
STEADY; A. 81 G. 81 90: D 81 90 z 81 co F. q o. oS
London July TuTpentine-sprits 87s 1lAd Rosfn-
American strained. 5s Cd fine. IS Cd
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
YnEfer

Foreign ronee Msrksrs--Rio- Pecepts 1000 bags.
,-i.rg- Santos Holiday F4aTrhurg-t'offee market
opened unchanged. a. $50 was net unchanged 70 :
-fr lower 81 Havre-Conee nariet
opened quiet. lower - L m unchanged at >
aoer sa6 unchanged ~ 5;@J m unchanged total
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

quotations were follows: Flour unchanged. No
spring wheat, 769s0c No red. 76q77lzc; No .
sOEc No yellow. 5Ol2c No oats. 36isc No white.
S5G391c No rye 49l3953c; good feeding barley, 42c;
fair choice mailing 46Q5Oc. No daxseed. SIC: No
northwestern 81 O prime timothy seed 50 30; clover
grade Sl24S12 so Mess pork. bb Sl4qSl4
~ IS 5OG$5 524z short RIBS sides (loose)
SIS 5Oa$s 65 dry saed shoulders ooxedl short
clear sides Cboxed saqs4c On the Produce Exchange
to-day butter market unchanged Creameres.
15q1sc; dairies 13sQ1e44c: chess steady Jog II sc;
eggs. unchanged at mark. cases included. 12Hl4c-
Duluth. July 15.-wheat. to arrive Ne hard. size;
Northern, S5&c No Northern e4+kc; July. Sac
September. TT9sc; December. 407Sc
Milwaukee July I5-Wheat steady: No I Northeie
S96S35zcs Northern s5gS9c new September,
T7sc. Rye duh No 54lsc- Barley dull No bog
sample, 45Q53c. Corn. September, 5O1s9003sc-
Minneapolis July l5--wheat. cazh. ssiee; July, ssc;
September T5A 753 sc; track No hard S91sc; No
Northern sslac; No Northern S71zc: No Northern.
S4as5ac.
Philadelphia July 15-wheat Ae lower; contract
grade Juiy S0aSOitc Corn quiet steady; July 559
b51zc. unchanged; No white clipped. soc Butter
Western creamery. 2lc nearby
prints. 23c. Eggs arm and e higher: t-esh, nearby.
17lkc loss Of; Western 17G111zc: Southwestern, i5c:
Southern 15a16c- steady fair demand; New
York choice l01ae fair 10 good,
Recepts-Flour. LOO bbLs and 100000 10 IN
bush: 1900 bush: oats 1900
bush. Shipments-WheRt 1000 BUSH corn. 1900 BUSH
81 Louis July 13-Wheat. No red cash elevator, Tsc
July 7T7sc: September, 77ssc; December 1sse. Corn
No . cash July 4eo. September. 4sssc Oats No
cash sec; September sSe December s3s.o; No white
4fG42c.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
Nss-I0rk City vi Eerry- LuerIy u
-
Ckfeago, Column ~ 55pIn- Loopr1- Dlner-
cleveland. S30pn- S-4ypnl- Ldmt1
aPfffsburx Lfmifed".. 655pm- O0pu- Buffet
Cincfnnafi. 81. Louf.. sl2 10 nt 30 Sleeper
CfueIuuafI ZEjam- s0an.
Cfne5Uuo4I ST Louis 5Spm. 7.Oopm- Bu1st
NorfoIL< l255pu- 7 O0pr1- Diner
sTssfIv 4IaiIv. sSunday only.
ofaces i6T. 2sl. S34 300 Broadway. AsteT Holss
W. S81 Grand ST. y S4S FULTON ST.
south aud Liberty 81 GagEaEs e1eexs3
from hotel residence &c destination
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

pLOCK ISLAND. ORIENT. GREENPORT
IL SHELTER ISLAND AND SAG HARBoR Boats
except satutdays $50 P IL: saturtays; P 49, 81
MONDAYS EXTRA TRIP. s A. N. FOH GkEENFO1'A
AND SAG HARBOR-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

Receipts OF breadstuTs points thousands.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
NgW JERSEY @lgMTRAl

Boats leave at 600 1000. 1iO0 A. NJ. and 100. ZOO
4 90 SEQ 600 500 P. NJ; Sundays 1000 A NJ. 100
4 m