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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Will Clapsaddle, who was quite
seriously hurt some Zine ago by n
rock from u blasL striking HIM On the
head. and VINO 10 i'll hospital III
Parkersburg, is doing splemdidly and
is on fair way To recovery.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

That beautiful illustrated Pros.
pectus Of the state Of West Virginia
aud the city Of Parkersburg, which
contains much information Of i'm.
poriance. Also the Bulletin of
prices aud description of real estate.
: ( postal card for one copy Of
e t. Grogg ~ Dudley,
1874 Julipps Street,
Parkerst W. Va.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Woodrow Lynch, who had force
of hands at work ON Bull River
quarrying stone, mas suspended all
work and left.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Ii is rnm"red that Waiter Rath.
bone has sold his stock Of goods at
Russell To Mr. Barnes from whom
he purchased. We were glad to>see
Walter beci.me resident of Cal.
houn county, and hope this change
will not cause him To leave.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

MIR. sAd Mrs, Allie Hardmau and
their two children have been The
plea SAINT guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome uardman The past week.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Already there il some talk Of pros.
pective candidates for sheriff next
year, and we hear the name of Lou
Ball, Of Bull river. mentioned in that
connection quite frequently. We
believe that Lou would make an
excellent official and would poll a
wonderful voie in Democratic pri.
mary or convention.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19
Notice to Taxpayers.

All personal taxes not paid by the
lst of June will be returned delin.
qient, and advertised. And all land
tax will oe returned tn the Auditors
office.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Mr. and Mrs. l.. IA. Trippett are
he from Buckhannon. They ex.
pr.ss themselves MS being we'll pleased
with their new home.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19
u. 81. Stout. for Sale.
CREsToE, ". Va,
May -, 1903.

CREEToE, W. Va,
May ~, 1908. !
THE CALHOUN CHRONICLE:
You will please put the following
10 your paper:
The gasoline packet III. b. Stout
is for sale Anybndy ~ish#g to pur-
chase her will call on or write 20 j.
w. or Gordon Cooper, Crestoa, West
Virginia.
j. w. COOPER Il Son.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

For SAaE:-.l06 acres uf well
laying lond on Big Root. With gn,sl
dwelling house and bsi!dings. barn.
ect, GO acres cleared nnd ~ acres in
grass. good fencing s''d tarm in fine
condition. Price 1900. Apply 80
X +. Hays, Grantiville. w Va
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Hagau Barr Is at Parkersburg,
receiving medical treatment. He is
very delicate in health and his c0ndi
ton seems not To Improve much.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

A baby CIR. gladtiened the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Blizzard, ut
Parkersburg by it's arrival there on
the 9th instant.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Misses Eula Hall and - Lynch,
Of Araoldsburg. were shopping in
Grantsvile. one day last week.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

A. NJ. Riddle, one of the owners of
the steamer Hurricane, was here one
night the latter part of last week.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19
Dental Notice.

DOCTOR JOHN STOOPS, the pop
ular Dentist, will visit Grantsvi lie, May %
and 26. He will he prepared to do all
kinds of dental work. Office at the Cook
Hotel
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19
NAiss BIna PrOudfOOs.
DRESSNAKER

as.A- I our sewing will be we'll done If Ise
al my shop, opposite Want & Bars w
prices are the most reasonable, and INV w,rL
Is guaranteed
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

The Chenille papers tell us that
Judge Linn Brannou IL slowly re.
covering from lis siege of typhoid
fever.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

&. +. Park, the popular Cres'on
Wharf boat proprietor, was guest
AT the Willlr Friday night.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

A baby boy, fine one lso, made
ats appearance at the home ut MIR. and
= Mrs. Gal Elliot Saturday morning:
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Local fisherman nave waged u
fearful war un the funny tribe in the
past few DAYS.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19
. NEW STORE.
LADIES
Furnishing 300 d $
Millinery.

MRS. IRA HARDMAN will. ON
or before june LIST, open . Millinery
Store in the new Odd Fellows haild
ing, Ladies Dyese Gpods, ready made
Clothing OFall Kinds. Uaderwesr. etc
OF The lstest styles aud l0wrstprices,
will be kept ip stock
49, Your patronage IL solicited
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Attorneys Hamilton and Bell
are still. working ON the abstracts far
the l. X. X. K.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

J. J. Hawk aud wife, of Yellow
creek, were prominent visitors i'm the
county seat last week.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

John Taylor WAS here Saturday
He is making prepa rstions to move
To Parkersburg
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Jake Bruueu x,'led hne pike
Friday n,ghl.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Squire q. W. Gibson was N
town one day last week.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

2 PER CENT ON CHECKING AC-
COUNTS
and per cent, on savings deposits paid
by Pittsburg Trust Company, 323 Fourth
avenue, Pittsburg. Surplus and profits,
$GOOO,O00,00- Bank by mail.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Hon. John NJ. Hamilton viii 90
to Parkersburg to-day, in the interest
of the l.. K. K. II,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19
FEED FOR SALEi

Hay, Chop, Corn and Flour
Tor Sale by j. II. Scott. Prices
reasonable.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Well, to say the lesst, things look
little blue around these disgibs
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

~" Cure 81 Cold IN Due Da1
Take Laxatiye Bromo Qninine TIA
lets. All druggists refund the m,
ey 1t It fails to cure. E. w. Gro,
signature is on each box % cent?
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

+ \. Gillespie returned to Pitts
burg un business lat week
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Nile > + Stump is recosering
.sSser, slowly.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Or Ireland hes been under the
weather ter sbur, time.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

Al Ball MAS in the metropolis last
week
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

4. >I ostct W Juutctti sale.
by virtue Of a decree rendered by thu
Circuit court Of Calhoun county M the
October term l!W2, in chancery cause OF
virginia ifaniway against VIM. Burns and
otiiers, the under~ guesi special commissions
er appointed for the purpose, will offer for
sale ut pnslic auction at the front door of
the c,urt house of said Calhoun county. IN
the highest bidder n THE 10th DAY CF
JUNE 1909, that being the firsf day of the
June term Of the Circuit court Of said conn
~, the tract Of land therein decrees 20 be
sold eoutsining zbout ten and one half
iOl) acres, described in the plat and
papers hied I'm the eause to which reference
" here made, and same being part of the
Hugh !. Burns tract OF land, being s,tpate
In Washington district.
TERMS oH-SALE;--Sufficient cash I'm hand
on day Of sale to pay the cost of this suit
and the expense of sale, and balance ON a
credit OF one year from date Of sale. with
interest, purchaser executing notes or bonds
with good security, and legal title TO be
retained rs farther security.
r CHENowErH.
Special Commissioners
i. c. G. Starcher, clerk of the Circuit
court OF Calhoun county, do hereby certify
that bond has been given by the above
named speeisi commissiOner as reuuired nv
the decree in-said canse.
G.. c. SrARCHFR (IarL
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19
Notice Of DGssOLat1o~.

To our customers in Rosne and ad.
joining Counties:
Want 70 thank you f'r your liberal
patronage and ask all who have
accounts with Ne 20 settle the same
by note oF cash within SIXTY days
On sceouHs Of sickness ID. w. Hughes
has given up the store business, and
n. b GOh wants 10 settle the old
business
GOFF q HUGHES.
Frank says you will find bin At ID,
csla ~ And aasu.o.x
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

j. 5. Jarvis Sheriff.
&. A Jarvis, Dept.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19
.No,ice Of Judicial Sale.

q. c. srARcHrR, Clerk
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1903-05-19

ToS TuUws
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York. March -. lh'i
REEVES Receipts. 10 224 heal all c"nSiRrrt
dI-a,t No sales reported Dressed beef si"dd 'i,H
dressed native sides. range. zH".zc PEI ~
i've cattIe at l2QI2lac dressed weight. refrigerator he
uuotet AT 9qg[sG per n The following exports are re
T1rtrd for T., day The Umhria for Liverpool. 80" trS
1f beef; the Messaba London h2+ cattle ana ",rp
os: the Princess to -'ni'n: t"f+ Iall'
fnneranlan glasgow. s6 cattle. and the Exeter ''
t.aIVES Receipts. all marset. and all at Ter
soy t'itr. with the exception ~ head wer" IL h"',
sales Of veas rated lower SAILS 81 Eeas we're Al
sass 80 per IL: city dressed veas log 10 &c per "
SninsNs sanicTs: u vens 1o- n average at 50 80
Per 100 n, ~ DO n 81 so 3 Dc" l'+l II at 81
SHEEP AND LANES -ReceiptS including - 'a'S
direct 70 slaughtcrcr 17'2 }'SS mead man
trr with the stock carried from yeSterda\ Il tIdL
f cars 10 sold equally divided between Jersey ny
ana Sxticth Sheep rated firm LAMPS rllta @
SLOW ard were quoted some Cnses Two a. <
y SleeD sold at *4G$h - per I"' r.
Embs at IS 75q$7 -: dressed mutton. AHlo2r per "
lambs. llgl4C; country oreSs'o sP'''S '"'''
SASS per carcass. >, =. ,a-,o.
AZ 81 per 100 n: OHIO sheep 95 n at )" ." ,,..
u IiuntinEton: 1HO state lambs a 10 at - "'' -
Tbn a 40 shannon: Eli buffalo lambs g. H. at s.
Kerns commission COMPANY 100 Kentucky lan'ls' '3
HOGs'Recepts 1917 cars or 3.355 head about a
6crk on sale alive The market rated easier Stat
hogs ana Pennsylvania pigs sold at g q" per " ~
country dressed. sd1O.c per 10 for heavy ~ ish'
ssies.s Sanders: 4S state hogs ~ N average.
81 Is ner lnn 10 81 P.nnsy pigs, lN2 N at y
, roughs H. az So 10. stag. 10 n al ~ o."
40
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-Ynrk March ii 100:

NewYork. March 2f 1903.
RFASs AND PEAS-There is a more offering
Of donesc marrow medium and rea. and while prices
are not are 'afr srs 6 9im S on mons
slowly Imported marrow are dun and weak and for
any extent quote: Beaus marrow, choise per bush.
g 80: do common TO good s2q 81 81 DO medium choice
and pea common good. $2as2 %: RCD kidney choice.
Rdo. SR &c. 81 50 sa DO black ae ;onp ho
So G5: yellow choice 81 80: lima California; 81 20:
"ther foreign medium 81 s0Gs2 foreign pea: 81 o50
50 0': foreign marrow d1tg paid ~ "0a$2 40 green
ri T1rFR-Dennnd good day but prev
day were orly There generals steady
nS d. !. some fe ha Poes weP jus, about
right there disposition to keep the goods
FxnGrters have done considerable business
in the under grades say renovated and factor
that recoIvers interest Of shiP
rs's 27a2sie seconds. 2$92as DO lower grades 1oa
rsts 24g@Gs: do "onmon to fair 3id3&o: western ni
tat3n cr,sTTEy: finest i' good 10 Taf S ~ " bnce
iR@ lSc: fair 2Gl5c Wettern factory fresh
choice I5c serinds 1lqI4ac lower grades l3aI3lsc:
held. finest. 15c: lower grades. i3gi+a" rolls fresh
s5GifG sos naae Ike 90 i2S S5s%" 10 p'
m da 6t theTo hns been fairy a@fiTs demand during
from home trade dealers and eHLs'"t"TT and
naming Of desirable grades in few hands III" .ui
favorable Fall mad" skinls trc'miIE s"a,t
Desirable grades selling fairly at At Me :f;1ped ,as Priv ".
quote: Stale, fun rream. smell fslI mad" ""lot"d.
fancy i5c. do white; fancy 1+icii DO co5rea Chrlr@
i3.H14c: r.ir 1@H l?r; large" fall male rol
orHt fnnGy 4,"'4c de- 5I,s WF ;hdd. fnny 4T:r T.,
Eo%d 70 re 1asH ~. !" fer ~ t. =.
chcIYe 1c part rh,- ss r-.7 n s i." ia, ID" 'aF 7"
t,:'F I'll" arri,a'- C"ntmu" hea'S. and a"ug stick
has 'ssn p-""' zen .Han,d ny r. :. "a, '""
during the afternoon than be sold With the
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YOrk, March ISJo:
T>OFFEF-Saturoays coffee market was even dulIeE
than the recent average opened steady at unchanged
prices and dull at partial decline OF ponIs
With sses reported Of 30O0 bags From this II IS ap
parent inclination to sell ne dispos
zion to BUY limited and, matter or fact one
iags also moderate The early news aenecseo S
very much like condition foreign markets. 1avrs
lower and quiet Hamburg was Guies d sl,d
q partiai L pfg lower. The primary markets rahge
from weak - QUIET at unchanged prices and though ths
rate Of Brazilian exchange advanced 100. inc
ceipts were full footing up Geo hays The interior
moderately fun being repoed
about 1900 bags i ia obvious that @ ~ sE M
Indifferent. prices have iost
advance since point of January Is; the agitation
regarding overrroduction has dWindled without the
of and in the
are beginning To conclusion that the only
Of production is to put prices 20
a which shall render growing unpr. htabIe tn ne
other hand thought that with prices SO low any
adverse II largely sentimental might nTng
which prices would Tcedliy
respond spot is quiet. with quotations on
the basis Of 5IAc Rio No Z.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 2Cattls . ReSsiPs S 2o" Hs1im n"9iTa1
Sc 75as4 ~ stockers feeders 50 5qS4 81 rws 81 20
as4 a. heifers 25Q<4 75 canners 81 6o4S2 ~ suS
s Rc~eirs S 70 day ZOO: s. ooQ en 5s
s. So good 70 choice heeyE s. H34$I e ro9zn m ns4E @ =
& 3ofS7 60 Light 95G$T 40; bulk Of sales 81
T2eceIrs OOO sheep and lambs steady Good 70
choice wethrrs s. 40Q$6 2 fair to choice mixed d %
Cincinnau March 81 Hogs active highe- 5. 4S ="
steady. 81 5GTST ,- ,oo. -
e unchargcd Choice export and dressed beef steers
e. 5nySE 90 fair 10 good S4DS4 80 stockers and feeders
f9Is. *. WeGter, gei steers $3G&5 Texas ard Indian
steers So 75q a. cows 80 25T&% 10 native :Ms
e. Sn51s4 ~: native heifcrs So GtS4 81 Gamers $40
e % bulls 81 75GS4 calves 81 73d$7 Receipts for
sreek-Catte calves go Hogs l'ccc4"tS
market strong 81 nEher Using yeak s !2r ,o 81 - o
nsrier 81 2A 81 90 light 81 2ads7 45 YorkeIs = Ma
Il 20; pigs 81 6Has7 Receipts for week 3'9t, ShreP
:. H9ds7 Fe Eve 81 4iasG 81 SodS5 80
wsrtcrn Wehers S. sGHS5 stockers and feeders 3 10
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
THE FUSSY MAN.

From The Chicago News
EchakkUk Smith he Is always a-hurTylns,
Rushing and flashing all over the place;
EitheF and thithcr you'N find him a-scufTFlhS'
@l2n'sJ 0ud 3hink Ia WAS running race.
! -sE": a -.irn fuller of business:
rTuo: hing imuGItaat he's always begun
eiil. though his Speedi8eEs gives me a Cizzlness
Hahakkuk never gets anything done.
EafaEyEk Smith n effort lahOTiOus
Spends 81 the time he's tucked In fis heo.
No one who knows him. however censor3ous
SSyS b" has lazy hair in his head
IfL though u task TO be fast diminishing,
Somehow other still longer it's spun,
All II would take eternity finishing
Hzbakkuk never gets anything done.
Ha haEkUk Smith IS Of ability.
Lively and brisk and smart whip:
1S ScElef a thing with the utmost facility:
= 30 ore would think that he would slip.
bGi u is funny with all his ceerity-
y you may call such q ira Gc thing fun
a! - ms energy. all his deXteTity.
&oakkuh never gets anything done.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
DRINK OF THE FILIPlNOS.
From The buffalo News,

FrOm TIC FuHdIV -Nt-'H'
iI,, rrc paope ~ r-cry nationality. Fi}pinos
F;Tr th,Ir r,volite leverage aud that is tuba one
g,r,durtS ~ thu COrCanUt. This pa lat7bie
Gri, fe r,.rt,. by cutting off the bloom that PRO
di,, g tn ftm"us culinary nut. and then hendinG
~. Il, u, So that sap viii iHtn long Dam
h., ing th,, Ini.tS Uf Whrh have u""n properly
", rror;I1e,! Tho driPriuGs from single stem or
~, ,r,ul aEcrcg:rJN several EU.UUE I'm the course
NJ rwcnty-f"ur hours. Jugs arc empt'd night and
,n,,,,i,.,> So the prevalent Filipino VINO mas a
drl.r , = NOR stems dripping has barrel or more
- .,r,v tn. ~ the thirsty at f"ur C"ntHNos
I'm hoo s.hoonrr. which rOlGs between a pint
md !, quart Th" zap h"E'ns 10 fernl'at AZ soon ~
a -l!}f the thar contains
g. rr,theI with 'nr;her' before II Is emptied
I.,.r Ir'~ -ut% ~ str,uned hef"r" y - SrTNNi
~, it- IL h, in a -l= il h' tlat u closely
re . nih.s TN milk ~ tho nut rhr fCrm"ntati"n
gives Il al acid taste, and too much OF II "II
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

MoLAssEs AND 1s sTs stHady a srop3d G
with choice grades scarce and wantsd fa
SooS 1sfs 5rne aaS7e %ew
56oc ,y9gs ste gsasy 2 as fair i'SiS' S00o
& EAS p N and stH1n % %eFe ne
either the demand for r. e29' 95s or 1n rai9 ]
and rates steady all f"Tsgn dSP.msR5S t3H
quotations TO Liverpool i1,d; London Cd eil4sEow
a BG! a and p4emSn Is a Pr, :'4 Pigs
6Sa gs,, Us eotSn K IssPGS g
quarters grain Baltimore to Denmark Is TO- 10 1r2mp,
and redefTery United King Ion; British steamer 2lI
G5s sn l5cGd Ss quarters grain at ssd March Dutch
steamer 2237 tons chalk. I3nd2n 70 New YORK. r1 as
tras IS ed barisn steamer 1890 tons coal
ytR to 0s Boston or Porand 6 british 42
00s m0fs G5 II. Gu 5ioe Bri,sh & steamer G @ n
to New Orleans lump sum & eap'aeRf to >S % ampi
private bEi'lsh 49, tors IA lii@n ions lI am
wood IIayt to Philadelphia Roston; private
Ses MsIsrBt B5R aI erneI be-thei kp sh bark
tons finiber AppaIachcoia to Intd Kingdom Continent
3 tons sugar Pe[u = +" DeiawS[r h ~ T
nitrate west south America Hampton Roads for
dom or Continent bark SO tons shocks. Portland
So % 5Epif 81 IS sene Ps S' M t@8s tons
pysis 44 os aF & s9 ,Gns %
s. 30 coal out 81: schooner 3h t";s piIG Phadeipha
Phiadlipfla to satannah eoc: schooncr 81 coS
Philadelphia Gardner 81 p and schooner "I3
tons coaI Norfolk Prov !ionce. 81 20 seven days
schooner a2 tors. coal Norfolk to Ne~EIa'en 81 20
but less scSiTs Wf bids not So beTal at m d range
II or pq.,f' oil IS es Hb IS dsrae & u at Hn
ch4nGe4 prices: Qrotaons follow: Petroleum hhls IS TO-
8 CO. retired casss $40 90 9j
y a 42d spo and f@rward deiiTcr yi' or Sumner 2e
E Teo Tu''s 45c sr1 nct ohmeTcan rf SEED t1
4.a47C cut Of town. raw. 4G40c: Calcutta. raw '''
PROVISIONS Starting with come show Of strength
live hogs ana very small Teoe,p' m nE 1nt the
6e cI"nE Weak near te l6Rest Joint and aou "a G
undo n S close q Tay cncsFo e oS Ss'a'es ma @ Maoy
had 5000 kansas CIV 2,no an! Omaha 500 hgss
so Snort Clear 2sf asSS2i Hsos sS 2a sHo
Ms5s ts 81 3o@sS =" sas3sI lsI s4<H Pac, s2%S$
8@o,d $40 so@s2I 80 PEsED I n a7.: ~ n
IoisS: pigs 1ossaicssc MEATs ricked b~llir
r. iotS o"it' - n Pcksd -hdss de- ~ T
PSSs hem" T Ss sss con2y G925s
9poSd 10 ''saa so5 Sms, 99.5s@
oo'9cn E@ fsES IL 25 o@o.G ole % 10
Il. s., s s.1 a:s 2tr at fsy go a. he
SUPPLIES Lave been cared for by the T t
Quotations follow: Domestic ordinary s'tG4c fair 70
afs i. &c: JsSa 1s94s.c: Rangooh
j. s sSs s. @ 56 he @ aosasa Rsa " ss f9 I5s N
quoted jobbers wholesale grocers: cut Loaf
eaSe: eaS 5os PsvasFsd Row6srfs ss5:c
a"5 S o' @s ns
late }stsd o n n E4snaaes gso Eagle nne
standard granuated and Diamond A. 4sos confectionsrs
4 a 'r os =" No T. ana 81 30 So s soc No 3 sc NJ 10
p;s5srsa 49, Is :f ssai
- low. ws MsFeh Mar @na AF n 9fof9 d al 9
To r. an4idns to buT but at The same time there
selling The cTerent Prizes are 50 as s
Ss and 30 tss sussT 50 est f5lsaac
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

1,rI,7 March - "t,r're~ al tAc "''a an N
,.ira o. IL Numbered I'll balHs iI".GliuE large
sInnI Of rr,sshIrds. Icnch AGENTS bought fir'N \
cnmblnG Wera akc: Tor A'neTt't
Mnrtncs wnIe general demand. "nf AIlfriEn wv
-, ,,rrI s,rc lots II Victorian combine hoRIriS am! "a
80 si,,a cn,reds we're in sctiye demand. and faulty
sndy r,rc at-adcr Following are III" 80 rr ~ drih
81. hars. s-"uIe eds. lst.h Ereatt
CtTIx ~ Queensland 7or hal"s: urct l. itH II"
Titd Nicnria sIrS. scCrr" l. !" = lrlT
!. Iur rr-4l 7>.IUIs 6'i South Australia ~" ns
-, 7IF,Is il Au.frNira lfF' t-.-- r'NaSl
g. ;5iIn ~ %e.na' TO- taiH-- -.""''i ''l7i' -
Ere-s, 47It Is Iisd '1Ir ~ ,."l u p and Aa'1 ln'
ii Tue arm al. 20 IN" 'l.r.i
series Of auction sass 93 bales. including
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

cash ur7ratNrs were follows Flour dull at1
osy9 wfner patents 81 5oa$ 81 %<& 20
bakers s. 25q$@ 90 No spr:ng wh at I'1t'5 ~" ,
6,uI5, y, = red. 1IdII21ec. No "@Tn - ~
lou I1I.r- No > oats %. - y" white 81 'R' ~ =
~, 49,. q good fec!iz hd.lHE. +-F4. iH 20 ~
mating harley. 41u53'.' y" riAsf"t g. u ~ -.
Southwestern. 81 cInv"r ,0ntra't Grade 81
nnk per III S1AISIS l'li. I"r 100 n $lea a$ln -
bTt ribs srIcs IIGsr -. sa'tei shoulders
tntedl IS TqsS S7[3 short clear s'@S tbnIe SlH"
sIO 10. ,lls.ey. basis II hi%1 WlHFS - - 'h ~
1' . f:H, mango t. ,Iav t, butte market WaS st'a!y
marx cases included, I%41i3'-r 'Es'sa ste"iy' l's
l3Iar ~ y =,
bar,. 10 Northern. ~ y" : Northern. a. &C.
Ne, nc Juy 73i.c oats MAY. -
milwaukee, Mach 2L ,oss: 14sI M1s4t !'ysT W. - - q
- htd IL steady. Northern "I'2V5& F2rl1S
bid >, -,q.
MINNEAPOLIS Ma-rh y FI"ur-F,r pai@n,s. 81 '"@
% So snI raJrg 81 GngS@ 20. first clears s. 90 Sc
"%I .rears SaqS9 o5 Hran IN hulk $l2
philadelphia March y What dl!. 9u klSa4\. cor p
-.t or.de March as corr .lHChaESrl ~ : n
rxt,.f eley ator 4~alu+"r. Mar D. - y 80 1Ls Gl
49, xrea,- No :. white clipped Al Butter 1Fnl S"o1
Ie,,ant Extra Western -. do rS'5'y P7iS
.'eld, G"E!anI m.1!'Iatr tf"Si hedl"'.
Western and Suuhv ij at IN" mark Do Sout9eFn
ia AZ mark Cheese quiet. unchanged No NJ" 1otS
ru ,re,ms urir.a small IiisTlli=r. 1r tair - Enoi
u t do, prime Iagr l4aI4'o 10 fair - good
8o ~. gI3A, Keccirts Flour "'7U ht l. aui lIIl 80"
,ro,ni- IN sacks. vhcar. 1000 hush corn. lt" "dt@
5aO Siprnents-Wheat 1850 bush. '"rn l'l"t" bush
600 bush.
St Iui. Marn II los Wh"s, :" e. red 5.,a 5.ra
sLat-.. t.,Ir \, ash 3"i=e nnnaI, MAY 3'>e T
IuIy 3pA.,. NJ - cash - =. nominal.
Ma -. Iuly 9'4q2"7sc. y" : "hit". "''s'-