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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-10
The End Of
A Quarrel
tOriginal.]


Burglars were in possession of The
town-not in open possession, for they
were never seen; they hid somewhere
all day, doing their HOUSEKEEPING al
night. This was comparatively simple
for the police force consisted of five
men, who were expected to watch 5000
houses, or a thousand houses to each
man. On Sunday evening when the
Burnes family were at church and the
servant out burglars entered the
house and got away with much plum.
der. On Monday night, or, rather, morn.
ing, they cut hole with jig saw in
the kitchen door Of the Lawrences,
turned the key, walked in. took every
thing on the ground floor and depart
ed without awakening the inmates
And SO they proceeded, nearly every
night entering some house and carry
ing off valuables. Why they contin-
ued operations in one locality for so
long a time no one could tell unless
it was on account of lack of protec-
ton.
Young Mrs. Bartlett had tiff with
her husband in the morning at the
breakfast table. Her servant the day
before had left her in the lurch, there
was an unusually large washing and
no one to do it. She had requested Mr..
Bartlett to go out and hunt up a WON
an to come in and launder. Mr.: Bart
lett had replied that by 50 doing he
n 'ght possibly lose an important bust
ness deal and a thousand dollars that
would go with it. Then Mrs. Bartlett
had. told him that If he refused the
washing would have to go over, and
this, would disarrange. the household
for the whole week and perhaps Ion
ger, whereupon Mr.. Bartlett told her
that, he would rather the washing
stand over a month than that he should
lose his deal. This was the way II
started, and it ended by Mr.. Bartlett
putting on his hat and going out, shut
ting the door on the middle of sen
tepce his wife was firing at him. ,
A. soon as the husband had departed
the wife. went out herself, luckily
found laundress, brought her home
and In few minutes the serenity Of
the household was only broken by the
rub. rub, rub In. the laundry. Mrs
Bartlett's irritation cooled down as thu
water In the range boiler grew hot, anG
she began to regret her harsh words
Mr.. Bartlett went to his Office, had al
unlucky business day and when even
ing came, supposing his wife would bt
In the same humor he had left her, in
stead Of going home to continue thu
quarrel went to his club, dined ant
spent the evening there.
When the dinner hour arrived ant
Mr.. Bartlett did not return Mrs. Bart
lett began to tremble for fear she hat
gone too far. She dined alone-that Is
she went through the motions Of din
ing, for she was in no mood to. eat
When she paid of the laundress ant
found herself absolutely alone In tn
house her heart went down like tn
mercury on the eve of cyclone. Tw'
terrors We'd with each other for tn
honor Of absorbing her attention-on
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-10

When he did not return for dinner a
search was made, and he was not to
be found within a distance of a dozen
miles. Then it was determined that
he had fallen into the hands of brig
ands.
The landlord commissioned me to
break the news to Alice Esten. and
I confess l found it difficult mat
ter. She cast her large blue eyes, full
Of tears and pleading, at me and beg
ged me to save her father from being
murdered. 1t was impossible to avoid
seeming to acquiesce, and told her
that I would start at once in search
of him. l was to go into the interior
on business, but had not the faintest
expectation Of being Of any service to
Mr.. Esten. Indeed, his case was in
his own hands. Probably at first he
might not defer to the demands of his
captors, but after awhile, with death
staring him in the face, he would be
obliged to yield.
l did not forget either the father or
daughter and tried to get wind Of the
former. l opened telegraph offices
and often in communicating with the
coast asked If any news had come
from the captive. A reply finally came
that it was reported that the demands
Of the bandits, who thought he was
fabulously rich. were so enormous that
he could not pay them. At least this
was the assumption from what the
h01 tod fo h0
worked across the island, then back
again. One night stopped at sta
ton in the mountains where there was
only one building in which a stranger
could be accommodated, but its owner
and the people 1 saw about the place
were SO villianous looking that
feared to stay there. However, there
was no choice, and, leaving what
money I possessed at the station,
took up my quarters in this uninviting
abode.
The head Of my bed was against a
wall, and before going to sleep heard
what at first I took to be a mouse's
gnawing, though the wall was Of stone
and mice do not try to work their way
through masonry. My surroundings
were SO disagreeable that 1 did not
get to sleep easily, and this continued
click in the wall did not add to my
ability to do 50. Finally 1t occurred
to me that there was, to speak para
doXically. an irregular regularity about
the clicks. Besides, they would stop
and be resumed at intervals which
were about equal. They began to in
terest me. After a silence, when they
were resumed again l listened atten.
lively. Almost any telegrapher from
force Of habit will attempt to find let
tiers in such sounds, and l soon found
myself trying to do so. What was
my establishment the moment I began
to read:
ANY one procuring his release"
With a beating heart waited for the
tapping which ended with the word
release" to recommence. When it did
I followed the words.
IAN American gentleman is impris-
oned here by bandits. He will give a
large sum to any one procuring his re-
lease"
The moment the message was fin
ished l sprang out of bed. took large
knife from my trousers pocket and
with the handle telegraphed on the
wall:
"Are you Mr.. Esten?'
Eyes. Thank God for the question:
II am the operator you met at the
hotel.'
It was determined between US that
we should wait till morning, when l
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-10
HARRY DANIELS
-=MINOR--
OBSERVATIONS


A great deal is being said just
now about the new servant girls
union that is being organized in
many places over the United
States, and much interest generally
is being taken in it. The servant
girl problem is a rather old one,
and yet it seems no nearer a solu-
ton now than ever. There was a
time, however, when there was no
servant girl problem. Those were
the good old days when she was
called the hired girl and did all the
household drudgery from washing
the dishes to spanking the children
She got $1.25 a week and a
bottle of perfume and new corset
tor Christmas. On Monday morn
ing she arose at three o'clock and
did the family washing and moved
the lawn before breakfast. Tues
day she did the ironing in a hot
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-10

Fur Coats Repaired.
I make specially of repairing ,n1a
cleaning fur coats. Shop on 4th strea1g.
opposite Johnson, Moline Il Co.
37tf JOHN WA1akAlk
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-06-10
% 10 Hunts PsreSl oeltverv,

DsLs Hunts Psresi Delivery.
Trunks, parcels, packages, lekseR>.,
etc., called for and delivered 70 aax.
part of the city. Prompt servfoe.
Charges moderate. Office Greet
Northern Express. Telephone No.
o. n
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

hides is fairy , a9vs s5e ssa wish
the ass Of s9od oo P5sss as aEd 0s Ss
!nofas Doc Truxio lsAc: orinoco 21e TaTnpico gOoi
ISe csbe9 L sgayHs 81, .oss ssd a2 sGd peed
l6c do PY 5f s1LTEp HIDEs@Payta lac;
and LaFedG Pc 2O NaacaSo and sa1ana hiataOras
i0i market steady and guotsa rs FOL
56is 5ht56 5esvy seconds sl c Light
backs COW Tts se13se seconds 341s8c thirds, S2g
S4e bellies iss4 al7c: betting butts S'S4oc' Texas OAK
TAs-T-Tnv l2s Cd higheT for SPOT spot tar,as at tae
sss s2ss IN an95sa as5d2n al iss =. sss The
thst p05on aSs G gs coolest SoeinE ws ss
nonnsy n Unchanged lake -ad elecToIy,e quoted
scaSs Gs i 81 in III SIS g remsAneq aqst
and uHcss1ged be s Il hepe oedo an to f2i but higher
here e6ysnsnF nd at 70 4s iod in ddiesboo
quiet and nOsys m Yo foundry Northern
si96Si9 30: 10 ] foundry Southern and NO i0uHu'S
quiet prices last anGs ss1ov syPs 5ea ce
ga aa cao 1.1eo goo l1@a1s rTEps
P6f o6aao6 disc fair izeioc good l7alsoi prime 2os
e slcF oil wa. neglected and about steady
and showing changes Refined pstFG4eun rseent ~ pces
nseed oil moving rather Slowly but s sSsGy mia
PetTOlsg1 bhls s. IS SS Sak 3: e5 refined
SO So oprirae eade or sner 1 yeiloT
s9as4c butter grades 4e945c prime white a 40 pe rsn
ssas7e 42944c Calcutta ra" '0'' ia'd
PRovIsToNs-Ths market influenced BY receipts
Of only at interior points ana Ta Packers
6nat @ a. oderafeiy commission h0pie
es 70 300 5yf ~ss family
1 sss Mess sS $50 s 55sss $50 g. isy
SSfsiS Gus'ed saTa q. indf sie s5 5 :
Sac: 40 n. sHe: pgs pgo.s5 Smoking 1oc: 10 ~
pss asc Z ss PShec as oa6s.a saSglder' ar Il ifsS
Sp25ed al TkLfowIQuiet city De- county ss ss 60 sS
ARDstesdy quote. Ga at co1tinent S1aG sasc brazil
SeFs lie COMPOUND agll; eso sgotsd "a so city lard
e1HRoe is in fair ana price; are generally ally
e sa,s R.sss. oas
year 422 sacks sses @ & neSkssa market steady
gpaag Charleston eaphs csrona sS sr9g Ss sare
date; RscsiPs 6oM 81 Sro Dones bolS ordinary far
to good prime to 'hOls foTeen S'' Nominal
Nestle me s.aSssc: 4Aa5c; RanE00n in 0'h''
and '"Ess Rs Hsrls steady sa'
Pos oss ssOsSa sSa are oush. nis
CSC; mould and cubes e1oe' ,t nowdsred 4e5c;
and
s as h. ssnuatsa ape
sied standard sEanpa.sd o ana and 4s,c No
SsetonsTsso e., No e1pe ssSo: Ss 1859 10 !,
sec 70 10 s5S ssei Is N9 4d5 No Essls Powas5sa
siSe crystal dolnos IN oass roeos Se the Island and
from & G down eentras in eonssauenee hut me ones
market was sfsr Tran prices ssTsS
Of 1900 cuba & ea5 ana free6t n terms
a. o owners There vas va ,. ss rntrf1sai
90 test !: asar 50 70 sae Ts osaGh ah
%s5a.s isT R.s' .na ssf9f July was st | S sssa ~
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

sssa ssnery iss ssd &
sss sss
hrhss Rs' s.sss .sa sAs: Ss @ moving
In into the ern Of the % mss G Is. sna an incentive
E hold steady M s gRr q DrGss are 50 sfs e q
g ss Sc iss4 60 market s. s1ss 4s. sea- a.
s5i5Sbfa sonSbfe sctSy with S undeTtone and
%ss.s sSsS sas ss
gnsiesehed iSs sodeh seal 545sa hebore powdsTsd
ps ps so's H6ndaPaa e wsstsTo
s1,ss sSs sOushsrg dac ss os,,,rs nakf M virginia 40e
ToR AN1 MEAThs f. -four gs4. ars holding Mas on fs foT
the gqyeT1Ien' 81 sesSE & sprs Wnss aset patents Is %
spring s sos s. ss s s red red dos sssssss
51 81 9Sssss mass Fair 9 e6S SRsa
s ssqss 25 chOies to aRSy n riea ssSs8 10 as to
aAs'sase sraad SaS.ss Sss 5ins wPs and
Firm Soted spring So assa sssss to p avs sdd s
Zoo n sls ST. 15 fesd srM M si RSsn go Iinsssd oil
my sg $40 Pn4 s sffs here TO Change IN the
wheat mare: es;Tsy 09s way & o. be .e feseonR @
eminent report bulls something OF advantage at
THIS 9s enq npGr or ' all Of Which, the
SS 1pe eilh Ii lhe weaRy State reports
inuenees the which eE.a early in ns the day day
Tsnoed noderte:y led by st. L9o:s which closed 3S
IN the forenoon and half cent under Monday on the
the foods begun TO suh.ide pplnons difeTsa as TO
he po9ass @ Ts5 rnfher felt a, the c:ose that more
huiish condition might be shown than previously ex
uected The foreign markets fairly steady except
Tor decf O s<GI1bt Berlin The English
markets sd higher and Paris l0d15 points Up
while Budapest unchanged. Export business was
neglected sales being reported either az New-1ork
or outpor1s. The worlds stocks according 10 Brad
increased i07 eco bush compared with decrease
year Interior receipts 262 900
compared with 26 600 bush last while seaboard
clearances small. The weekly crop bulletin
Ohio and the Central Mississippi and
Missouri valleys while in the last two districts
mentioned damage floods has been done. Harvesting
progress Texas and been begun in CALI
Quotations wheat efoat basis. were
follows: No Northern Duluth S9ac; No hard Mani
toba e0c: Northern Manitoba 6SSc, and No North
Chicago. S74c all arrive; No 2 red NeV-fork,
e5Asc .CORN-The situation In corn not
heretofore. the market at times showed
weakness although seadied the close by the uptrn
bu1lish weekly government crop hulle
Tin. There a house trade both
market. very little foreign demand for
corn, including only 8 loads No white and
load No 2 mixed Because of larger arrivals, cash
corn here was rather weak lower. English markets
closed 6Ad lower. The interior movement reached
bush compared 6as00o bush last year. and
seaboard clearances amounted to 800 bush OATS
rallied closed rather frm with other markets Cash
39-sc white, 4354c; No white 42Ssc; track
white 4094sc and standard white, 43c. RYE-Mar-
ket quiet No Western. 5sac, ahoat; state rye
bele 5ec. .BARIEY-Market nominal; feeding was
quoted 45c. and mailing 513s65so both Buffalo-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. June 0. 1908
BFEvEs-No receipts and no sales reported. Dressed
beef STEADY city dressed native sides range
Sgss PER n sss saessd ap0sa weight eesratof beef
DC n No exports repSrted for @ 5qay yeS aSa with
1850 quarters Of beef estimated for Morris Beef
COMPANY and 200 quarters seSmaes ma oa s o
asso gssr Go4Prny fr saT ai Zoo
eGs Gp onf9 the carried
ixteth No sales reported dressed veas general
SSH SHEEP ANp LAMBS Receipts 2s coz
head cars direct slaugherers and 2la cars 20 ne
sold All Of Id the e sf & 1G't to was shade al higher than
day. Good lambs full steady but tie under ge oe
were unsod sheep So 5o@S5 b per 100 NJ LAMBS
AIs Ke9tuosy Ia3os u + r 3 avs al
do II H. s. s7i4 "a kentucky yearngs 90 n at g.
81 81 do do IL = b. b. at at s. 60 40 Kentacky 81
81 do 11S ~ - 60; do 81 3$1 20 ID al - '0 D
Go C. 272 ViFEpia = SG lambs 81 H. at S.
Kerns Commission Company Virginia lambs es p
s6 ' n at aP 81 2: 17s Reniucy DO. 81 b. st s.
270 do 6s 10 Sc 75 so Indiana yearllngs W ID
H. at s. TO- So do rb s. so: aae yesterday II
Ksntuo sheer lG7 n 9 at y4riBa 81 B lambs ss n at sea
81 e21z i25 Kentucky do. 20 ~ a. s. 30 iS 20 no ~
sa!s $50 s 20 lambs II n at S.
on so as n at ST S5 IS virginia sheep Jos ~
judd & Co; go Kentucky lambs, so 10. at s. 20
10 oRcspts KsnsucEy shssD cars @ or
sale alive & No sales Iuen =
& at e e !! ga3s RsF hos lSS 7a 10 at So 49,
d. IA = rb hust at ss SO: roughs S2I at s. 5d5
d H. Hollis; 1os State hogs POI H. at 80 Zo'
42g gohn n f5 Nelson 10 State hogs 2o4 ~ at SO IS;
lTB Sos r H. at at 6 6 g. 5si: Bos
S0S SaRtaa ~ State hog Iso ~ At s g o. -rh.
$50 qdb.a p al Z Shannon II 16s O at SO Os
r,1Igh 90 b, IS o.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

Carolina basket s2gs2 5o DO Charleston ana a
T "a 90 rss per s. ns
s. 90 do per 100 70 baE 3 soss NewoTlssans per %
Esypis6 PoI Is 0ss Der bas sss 4 do
81 a6 do Delaware and Maryland white per cratEs 80
as2 DO Southern yellow per basket 81 20 okla rsey per
bag 2as1 u bbl basket u 2oesI So
90 Tslsphone per bag s. psppers Fios & per
green 5easa do North Carolina tlS fat
81 To- DO green. 75cqs1; do Charleston. wax, per
basket 75cGs1 25 do green. T5c9sI squash southern
s - do white siGS rs tomatoes Florida per carrier
15c6IS1 Jersey white, 100 buncnes S9S
sUNDRIEs-NUTS--Pean in far demand ,,6 ana
Virginia Jumbo per do fancy, ~ G4zc do extra
81 13lac; shelled Spanish, No l. 4lH@t+e: do 10
3g3Ac; do Virginia sheed. No l; 41<G41ac; % NO =
2& G3c pecans round lots. ungraded per ID. I1sg3c
BEESWAX-Very little domestic stock arriving ana he
strong 32c per 10 little selected stock has
showing no interest OF, and only small ioonng
sales reported We quote sugar at ggloc Per 10 aS 40
the trade are never large OF the bat
stocks are quite and holders are not urging
business at the expense Of any further rednGson IN t
good 12d1Sc extracted clover. Ic do caliorna e&
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-Receipts were light to-day
and the market showed further excitement IN s
price question lots Of prime came in and taeS
were quickly snapped up the quotation; No and 10 :
81 sossd s Ha aT Ne 9pSSs si 2o Me- sisi TO- No 5 $50
s2s clover zsS Rs5Tps IF deslTsbe
moderate and top high rates rule We quote sccgsl &
Receipts o. hay and straw in tons aeo' dyr PaiIroad
$50: Delaware I-ackawanna and western, IO Nsst so
Shore so: Lehig Valley. eo Central OF %.
boats lso; by canal. i61; total 4'Io' 'olS' Nc
cafDT ~
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPOHf.


coFFEET-adng coffee was a little more stfe aeaIre
sentiment
change and the market remains featureess The opening
g. unchanged prices 10 decline OF poiIts
nT while some OF the options recovered the initial loss
Curing the market finally net uncnafgeo
rotuts reported o! nass ne
xoenng decIines lower European cabies
4 pfg The primary markets were unhsfse
Of exchange $50 lower at
= $3.50 receipts liberal the ports haVls
taking Rio and Santos together 24oee bags Wle te m
te-ior reported l02 bags The trading locally was
largely professional character and importers Were
yeraps the best sellers while certain shorts TOOK
profits houses continue poorly suEp4ed VITA
disposition Of values mas ot ye1
resulted public speculation owing 10 the
axoec1atsoas o. increased movement IN the rleel
ft-re Is result early receipts OF the crop The
spot quiet. with quotations OF the basis Of
b5sc for Rio No I a.
The range prices in the local market To-Day
lows
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
Foreclosure Sales.
CTPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
nIatntiff against Charles Murphy. etc. and others
defendantsIn pursuance OF Judgment q
the UNDERSIGNED referee IN said Judgment named
will sell at public auction at the New ork Eeal state
Saesroom No. 161 Broadway, In the Borough OF MAJ
AT ~ clock noon that day, by Bryan l. Kennedy
actioaeer premises directed oy said 1udset 70 e
sold therein described as follows Al tnat cerIan
lot parcel OF ground situate lying ana eetnS
in the Twentieth Ward Of the City Of New YORK win
the building improvements thereon erected anc AoS
ss numbeT 35J Twenty-ninth Street and bounded
Northerv side Street distant hundred
ana fourteen feet Easterly from the corner Iord
by the intersection Northerly side OF
street Easterly side OF Ninth Avenue ans IIol
that nont running Northeriy parallel with Ninth Ave
through wall ninety
eight ISJ feet inches the centre line Of me
EasterIy along said line OF the oock tWentyt~O
221 feet thence Souther!y again parallel with Nintn
Avenue Of the through party wall ninety
eight (S 90 inches 10 the Nortaery sloe OF
yentv-ninth Street thence Westerly along twenty
ninth Street twenty-five feet the point or place or
beginning Being the premises conveyed 70 Eliza
the New-York Registers Office in LAber a. section o.
OF Convey page Io Subject however 70 the cove
contained IN the deeds recorded said Registers Office
n Liber OF Conveyanees at pages sd and 90 and
~ liner 5si al page $50, modified by the agree
ments recorded in Lber Al Section g. at page 4ss and
agreements recorded said Registers once in Losr
$50 Of Conveyances page 1ST and Lber sos, page s7e
modified by IS. Section 3, page liO
AS Dated New York June 10Th, 1903.
~ ~ CROWLEY WENTWORTH. Referee.
EDWARD w SHELDON, Attorney for Paintn, NO. 10
wall Street. Manhattan New York =, -,,s
diagram Of the property 70 oe sold
its street number 4. S55 West 10th Street -
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

Liverpool. June e.-closlnx: wheat-spot-No rsd
winter steady es Al No California Quiet. 90
] Northern spring quiet Is I'd: futures quiet;
July sd September. IS Corn-Spot arm. Ameri
IS Id: American mixed old 5s Id futures
quiet: June nominal July. As Tsd septsnssr. ts 5Ad
winter quiet. ss Sd. Hops LONDON (PaciEc coaso
steady Is l2s0t6. Beef dull: extra India sos
Pork hrm; prime mess. Western. SIS 81. Hams-Short
cut. IA 20 ls 70. Arm SOS Cd Bacon steady e nrn
Cumberland cut % 10 -
n 5as Cd long clear middles light Is 70 "a n sa. "a
backs is Cd clear bellies 1s &es ga
shouIders-Square. II IS 10 nrr 4os sd Lard Guiet
In tieFces Cd American refined. Ia
pals as Butter-GOod United States steady. T5s
Cheese dull. American hnest white SIS Cd American
nnest eolcred. 5a= Tallow-Prfms city quiet e6s "a
ss fisd Petrosunl-Rehnsd steady e5st- Linsssd oil
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
OTHER MkRkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June Receipts g. 600 head market
STEADY: good 81 SoS5 oO poor 70
medium s4aS4 s0 sockers feeders Saas4 50 co%s 0
81 % calves 81 60gs6 75 Texas fed steers s4gs4 200 90
ie over 900 market bG1Oo higher: mixed and butch
ers IS 7O@se good to Choice heavy sSaso ao' @
se sheepWReceipts 5000 head market strong to isc
good TO choice wethers, 81 6odSS 20 fair TO choice
mixed 81 5GGs4 co; native lambs. 81 5og$7 ..ass
Ccfncnnati June 9-Hogs active higher, 81 25Qs6 Cat
tie steady So 5oS Sheep steady 81 25as4 % Lambs
Strong T e fISeTty June 9-Catte steady Choice. IS 4og
81 50 prime So 1895 85; good 81 s5ds5 Hogs hisher.
Tsira baaTv 81 10Gs6 Is; mediums. S6qS6 10 heavy
Workers s6s6 05 light Yorkers and pigs 60 9Sgse d
steady: best wethers - ICQS4 SOi
rplyls = ysagiTss s. 50S6 veal calves. s7qS7 %.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

e-The wool market Is quiet here.
hut prices m. The trade has been principally IN
Territory woods The following the quotations for
Issdng descriptions Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces XIX
and above sias2c; X, asa2ec: No /. sogs1c No 400
KENTUCKY. Indiana. etc blood. s2ha2sne; siooc
l9e0c average iTlsc; middle counties 15Giee South
ern 1ed13c fan. i6g17c: defective saec; Terrft9Ty
i41i5c: fine medium. 5izd16c; medium lhg
lie; wyoming fine l4Gl5c: fine medium, i5ts116e;
ediurn I5slee medium. iT alsltc Dakota nne lac
ISc: fine medium. 1591Tc: medium lIglsc. Montana
nne choice ls6lisssc. nne medium choice. IsGis'sc;
staple fsaisAc medium lsgisisc Thsrs 10 very
utfie The market Is very nrrr-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
ontract prices in the local market to-day

Spot closed egie With 9sHtati0ns % s5S
soS r,61iing Gulf: sales 55e bales Southern spot mar
iets were ieegrsphed as folows s. Louis hrIa se
Fssannas arm c higher. 1850 wiirningten noni,
o.,otatIo-l given Norfolk rrn 1sc nishef. az
ike sales Baltimore nomRa &c h.Ee y 6ea 81
Neaorfeass firm 1c higher, AT y o-leej sales z4ss
bSjss Se1nnbts STEADY Il higher. lIac: sales 227
feleE Tsfinafed receipts III NewOrleans for
30, are 900 70 400 against stSl palss Iast
wee. sYd SIS bales year ~ Galveston % osLes
.TDse,-S eRainst Rle last week and 1sl last year
Houston is receive 100 10 2oo bales ssahs
yecet,fs 81 the ports ana interior points yesterday
,e,,s-.d y.h the same Gay week and last year
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
NAVAL STORES.

The arke for spirits tupentine about steedy out
quiet with prices materially changed Fosn anu &c"
ruled steady and unchanged. We quote: ,o,,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine parreis' 4e72
G5Oc ., .. .oas1.k
RosIN-Comon to good strained 81 o9Gs2 10: r. s o9
6s2 %; F. 50 309S2 81 356lS2 4o n w.
x So 10: M ss e0eS3 20: N. So 7oqss so: g. 10 s'g
SO 90: W W, 81 10GS4 %.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne $40 bbts
-~se|'' SN47
wilmington 9-spirts turpentine 45Ae: receipts.
Is Rosin frrn 81 70; receipts Scs Dots; T
frrn, 81 e5 receipts, 30 bbls. vi.
steady unchanged. -.,
1I72 bbs: sales 728: exports go Rosn frn receipts
230s bbs; sales s9t exports s15 Quoted; a. Is y
81 a56s8; S89ss 05 M IS 10s3 10: n. So 1893 20;
G. SO 256$3 30; W W. SO 55QS3 60 ~ -. 49,,
London June d -Turpentine-spirits. sss Sd Rosin-
American strained. 5s 3D. fine, 9s.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

ding s4ed: good ordinary: e22d: ordinary. 6o2d Ths
SPECULATION ard export. and included 200 American
FiAcaiDts bales including 200 American Futures
opened closed Arm: American middiing o e June
a1rust ard Septennber G1Tas isd: September and
October esd; october and November. b.so65sid; No
,.shsr s1d rscember 61sff5 I9d: December and Janu
sTy 5led; January and February of5d; February and