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Newport daily independent., 1903-03-19
REGENT ACCOMMODATIONS.

The White River Cotton Oil Com pany organized Monday afternoon with the following board of officers and directors: J. s. Handford, presi dent; R. A. Dowdy, vice president; John Q. Wolf, secretary and treasurer; I. N. Barnett, c. R. Handford, D. D. Adams, J. O. Yancey, E. F. Coombs, R. c. Dorr, w. P Jones, John W. Glenn, directors. The capital stock is $40, ,000 and on Wednesday articles of incor- poration were filed. Another incor- poration of Wednesday is the White River Cooperage Company of Jack sonport, Jackson county; capital stock $5,OOO, all of which is subscribed; H. N. Taylor, president and treasurer; D. w. Saylor, vice president; J. A. Albright, secretary.
Newport daily independent., 1903-03-19

G.L. Grant spent Wednesday at Powhatan, and as he was entering that town saw the capsizal of the boat in Black river, bearing Sheriff Mccall, wife, baby and two prisoners. He says that the prisoners did not join in the rescue, but caught the cable of the ferry and looked out for their own safety, but made no attempt to es- cape. Sheriff Mccall proved himself a fine swimmer or his wife would have drowned. The baby was caught be- heath the overturned boat, but life was not extinct when the infant was rescued from the water.
Newport daily independent., 1903-03-19
PRISONERS ASSISTED
 IN WORK OF RESCUE.

Walnut Ridge, March 18.-Today Sheriff James E. Mccall, in company with his wife and baby and two pris- oners, while returning from Walnut Ridge to Powhatan, attempted to cross Black river in skiff. The skiff became unmanageable and floating down against the cable line, upset and all went into the river. Mrs. Mccall fioated 50 feet, but was rescued. The baby was drowned, but the body was rescued.
 The prisoners assisted in the rescue and then went unattended to the cour y jail and knocked for admis- sion.
 Sheriff and Mrs. Mccall have the deepest sympathy of the entire coun- ty over their sad loss.
Newport daily independent., 1903-03-19
This Bank has an authorized
 CAPITAL of SIOO, ,OoO. .OO.

authorized and subscribed Capital thing good thing for advertising purposes but be perfectly honest tell patrons the truth it really for little We could have had just easily Subscribed Capital of 65O0O0O It would not have more
 What patrons really interested in knowing s this Bank has invested in its business, of ITS OWN MONEY. @5S, ,OOOOO OF CASH PAID IN CAPITAL and undivided profits That is the this Bank prepared good care your business And you that MORE CAPT. TAI WILL BE PAID IN believe it be safely and proftaby invested
Newport daily independent., 1903-03-19
WATCH REPAIRING
 AND CLEANING.

A feature of our business is high class watch repairing, which we ex- ecute quickly and at lowest possible prices for guaranteed work. Palace Jewelry Store, 412 North Fr o t Street. 7l b. t. f.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 6-CattIe-Receipts. 5000 head includ
ing Texans steady good to prime steers 81 10
81 T5GS4 10 cows, 81 6Os4 heifers 50 50s 81 can
ners 81 6OGs2 bulls 50dS4 30: calves, 81 25dS6
Texas fed steers 81 50dS4 SO Hogs-Receipts to-day.
Il 600 head; to morrow 12O 900; left 1900 market
opened 5g1Oc higher and advance was lost mixed ana
butchers 81 75ds5 good to choice heavy. 50 3Os
rough heavy 81 TOas5 81 s0s6 O5 bulk Of sales
S50S5 1000 head; sheep steady to
weak Lambs steady 10 choice wethers.
stGs6 so: Western lambs. Sass 80.
Cincinnati June 26-Hogs active at 81 25dsj %. cat
and lover at 81 ,d4 10 Sheep steady at SO
81 10 Lambs strong at SiaS6 80.
Kansas city 2G.-Cattle-Receipts. 1.6o0 head;
calves 30 natives G1Oc higher and heifers
2Od higher Monday stockers feeders steady
and dressed beef steers - 0o0S TO- far
to good stockers and feeders 81 2Od$4 70
Western Texas and Indian steers
50 T5Gs4 %: Texls cows. S2ds3 25 native 81 $50
81 90 native hefers $26S4 ~ s1qS2 80: bulls
market i5d25c higher top 81 TO- bulk Of sales s. 60@
s. 20: heavy s. 50dS5 10: mixed packers 81 5OdS ~
light S. 50dS5 6T1a: s. 55ds5 671s pigs 81 d
Sheep-Receips 500 head; market steady; native
So 5Gs5 10 clipped yearngs S3 50aS5 35 Texas
clipped sheep and feeders S3 OQS4
East Buffalo. 26.-Cattle-Recepts. 25o head:
market slow easier; prime and shipping steers S0g
50 1884 10 bulls $3ds4 10 stockers and feeders 81 500
81 Veals-Recepts. T60 head: steady; s. 25GiSl %
Hcgs-Receips 100 head; market active 9r2oc higher
heavy 121a 05GS6 10; Workers Sc O5
20: Sc 25aS6 80 roughs, IS 3i$o O stags SAC
so: dairie Sheep iaInbs-Receipts 3 700
heed: steady lambs s5Gs6 ~; yearlinSs s. fIs5 20;
Sass % sheep mixed s2Gs4 70; wehers $5a$5 %
East Liberty June 26.-Cate steady: choice. s. 4o9
prime heavy ST. 10dS6 II; mediums and heavy Workers
ST light Workers ST 20ds6 %: pigs 81 9S6 30;
roughs Sass sheep slow best wetheTs 81 5OS4 60
culs and common. s2qS3: yearlings s3a$3 Is. Veal
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Demand FOR molasses was
fairly active. with tone ir1n syups were seady Win
Scntrfueai, common sa13c: fair. I4GI6c; good l7@
srars common oG12c fair, isai5c; good. iealsc;
OCEAN FREIGHTs- Steam tonnage was in steady re.
for timber from the South and on time contract
for business in other trades there was
Rates continued steady throughout
nqny for ve2se partcuIariy for foreign business
Sn21sOnS I'D =, BSI 1d Hull 81 Newcastle 2.d
Leith Pad nominal Rotterdam 23sc Han6urG loo ~ ~
i2 Indon ONION oas & T steamer
burg Rotterdam private July British steamer
5 @ FTi,s @S % @ to on don to
York private terms Norwegian stSsm G t0nS o
tons dead weight India trade 1925 If for fruit.
70 fsaitTnore thence to providence coal private terms
F Sp @ ions eass sugar Sc oix to New York private terms
bark 40 coal hence to Port Royal private terms
Fernandna to northern range private terms schooner
"a schooner i5s tons coal fhilsdepha savannah
coal Phiiadeiphia to charleston ST. schooner
SdPha aSs m TO salem 81 az tons Phadei
phia and towase; Russian ship. LAG tons
0e6i 6TSere > rSeR VAS IS e Change in the cotonseed oil
list s'sa8 snd quiet i % Reaned eroeun steady
firm III & at recent % and ssd ,a % caser no are 4poed t
BE- offering below % qu9tatonT b 5 and
in hulk. 5.eoc: refined cases New York. 10 SOC
new crop: prime summer yellow 4a44c; vel
low 5ner grades Sc PT@f white s
seed city 42@43e: .5 out of town. so@4ic Calcutta
der liquidation July losing Sertember
While ribs did close the lowest lard
the general undertcne heavy notwt thsanding
receipts SC advance in live hogs Chicago
ceived 1900 60oo Omaha $500 the
Mess Mess e. ss ia2T ss short
sioasiI: packet 50 s0dsio extra India mess s15m$I7
BEEF HAMs-Duh quoted at sl9 ooa s2i
DRESSED H93Gs-S,eady: HOGS gn@sd Bacons so $50 ~
CIT MEATSiclled bellies steady; quoted: Smoking.
los.c 10 70. Toe - 10, 9i4c: u n 81 Picked shoul
ders steady; quoted 7izmSc- Picked hams dull;
country 5e5i4c..... LARD Easier; quoted s.65c;
quoted sluth America aahc: Contire zoe Brazil
kegs IN Gec Compound steady: quoted at 7i=6sc..-..
sIEA ftINt:weak. quoted: oeo. 71-9Sc. City lard.
stearine. aS<Gloc
RICE-The market primary
Domestic. ordinary .Gic. fair good "a Gl2c prime
choice as6c head 81. &c: Patna. is@5sc: Japan,
foreign. nominal; % domestic, 4.g5c: Java. 4sd5c
STGAR-The market refined sugar was more active
the influence Of favorable and
in Western section The Is What oversold
changed Prices quoted 1ohhers and Wholesale
Cut loaf and crushed 3.45c: tablets
mould A and cupes. :" l"n; ANN POWDERED 'Slc pow
powdered and fruit powered 4g5c: Eagle
confet!oners granulacd. Eagle coarse ana extra
Eranulsted 49,. Eagle = 10 cartons bags and
n lsgs Of Eranuiated. Eag fine grauiiated
rrauuated and diamond confgectinners
No g 4 3Jc- No 4 ioc. No s a5r No q 4 zoe. NJ, 10
L. i05c. No Ie A.; Eagle powdered l5c: crystal
dominoS. cases. 7.05c The market sugar is
steady but quiet. and offerings light Cen
trifuCal a6 quoted 31sc. muscovado
al sac mossses 30 al 27kc The Lon
don beet market steady, with s.d lower
at IS sd but July unclaimed at Is 0s,d
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

IS S 5 5 e eats to and 30
Co lS g. ohio 10. steers re a t9a s. m n = do
iis At @ 80 at . s. ps5 so 10 S DO DO i4e a 1890
p 1s7a At n s' at a s. 90 a. 10 Gss sSs 1o si
III s6erma5 at 81 ' calver GG 1o02 Il q 6h6 5
s S S g. 1889 p % a. at i2s & $s & at at s. @
do i226 ID at 81 ds,tlsry fed Ohio do 1861
ID NEWTON as On CO 20 Pdnnsy 1917 70 at s. So
@ 3" De S s' at s. II 5 @ s u is5 aS is' e at IT, 81
r. 90; do $50 NJ at 50 80; IA cows 900 i0' at
he ;ss n n1so ss s. p ,c at s5 es s1
aaeS sS d. 1s0i i4se g rs st. :; o. Il e.
5 g n os s S s S s g ss M Is o s $50 ShlS % dS s r. -
II ba fanderi Go i n m s. d is Pennsyi1ana
sl9 r. s. TO- bulls $50 o n r. at S 50 2 4 S eo~ At SO s 6 S
bull 1900 1O at 50 50; cows 'si
9 D. ~ s n j. ss $ 5 s Do o. o 81 S Is 81 1ss
Jeilie Wright Co.: cOws $50 ~ at s. 70; do 6is
ID a = IS aS were $50 head market
and snE s fq ay @ and 50
sixeths, Yards Poor to prime pr a
e2@Ss buttermlks s. 22 mixed Salyes at $ 10 500
few extra 12c: country dressed calves sold at
eec but the sgTe was @ rea 4s ~
81 per DO LAB ro at 81 %; do 200 o at s6
8 sanders: los veals 14 n at 81 es do 194 ~ at s.
HGs S6 i56 NJ ea a s. 7s s 2 s. s. g. g. i f
% II n at Sc so g mixed Galyes s M r. 6 81
SHEEP AND I4AMBS-Receipts 1871 cars. 4049
head including Az for slaughterers and "a for the
Sheep dull and 1OGl5c lower; laInDs
opened holding firm and buyers reluctant 10
nav any advance the dead market had ruled du the
DAYS saughterers were generally well sup
piled the finish very dull put not quot.
ably more of stock gong over lo
SATURDAYS market. to choice sheep sold at
yearlngs 75QS5 25; dressed mutton weak at I1e
per 10 very little selling above 92c; dressed LAMBS
2s4 Kenspcsy LAMBS b - 70 ,as r
Virginia do 7s n. 81 2sS do g. fb at ST 50 ds 90
10, Sc 25; 80 state do s. n at Sc % .9 Ohio
bucks and culis 1o4 10. at So 80.
=. Rern commsson t % CO. % Rsnpc .s tue % idO s S s. 30 @ So
Indiana do 10. Sc So "A Indiana do. So No. at So 30
"A Indiana sheep yeangs 1O5 fb, at s. % II Indiana
yearngs 73 10 81 Is; "a Kentucky sheep 1o3 H. at
81 60. -o m
S Judd & Co: Buffalo lambs IS n. at SIS so; 9S
Buffalo yearlings. 20 10 81 90 Us Buffalo shee
Crockett Co: 14s Kentucky lambs; 81 n at Sc go
Kentucky sheep 104 n. at 81: AZ bucks 1o3 10 at sd
Newton & Co: 20 Kentucky lambs, SO ~ at 50 20; -
Kentucky sheep 10. 81 75 142 Ohio do 81 ID. at
81 TO 49, .,oo
J. H. Wkerson; 1s2 Kentucky lambs. 64 fo at So 30
"a Kentucky sheep 1b 81 12i2. - .
Sanders: state sheep, So 10, at S4 bucks llo ID
Jeilne Wright & State lambs. 81 10 at Sc; s
state sheep 100 10. at 81
H H Hollis: II State sheep 1f3 ~ at 81 S112-, a., @,
head market easier, in sympathy with buaIo
prices; good sold at Sc 30 100 n choice
do at Country dressed hogs weak at S1s912c per
10 medium to light weights
Saies-H H Hollis: hogs. 213 10 average; at
per roughs 420 n. at s. 90; stag 80 ID
al IS 50: 500 10. at 81 30 .o
Tobn e. shannon: State hogs $50 10 at So 80; stag
$50 rb at s. 80: 1 rough. $50 n. at s. 30
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
Cincinnati, ........: g S S .ss s LIS LIS

25S 49-
gus 5sIss sPssaaSn POGO a%ereah aaa 1rsS5 % MD &
dIne aeGnn upland Ses quiet aaS points POINTS
asSne sd IunSIy ~so5sG Gsd Husus SEP
uary 5si January February 5Ssd 1,n M@TS d
'd FfoiR an, MfALn department moderate
,tS 5. a9d gbn%sd no
TlD'fF S1 Paa Ti3sr RTF i6nR s. %gss
Isf Frm G0s quoted % Fair ssqs choice 10 faRfE &
S S4s sSs 8 easa 20 as to brand Ma1FiT@
s S02sa Gsss tins bran sot Sa
2o ssks s,s 20 Gs as IN no 200 10 NJ as cty ss@a
SO 50 Iinseed oil cake 81 Henny s chop S-i O''A
,S., that rains s had b4aak atfe the
local wheat market sc IRON the ote al close Of Of
and almost &c from ths late eurp i.on broke Ssc
While at Minneapolis which the weakest aIke' 1 nt u.
lower leaviness occurred during hb the 1ore on
noon noe aTkt Mss m to the gossip break in
the dodsS part OF it representing wheat held by outside
reports denying that important rains naa r,shpG
quickly turned the tide and sent the rsTss1 nsHbp here
Upward highest prices et the %sk EepVy Covering
attended ne m d ana atTssf to those the
states %sff eGersres high the very light
and no good rain in ssn % Miiler report Indicating
wheat in the Southeast and southwss = bib Is Rep
the unsettled the close There was eonSderaee
% % in the @ St n6Dt 6w o the day were
down from previous night In Chlcaso acte
selling Northwest account was feature curing u
decline. contrast To the opening ad
ofber markets St Louis opened higher and advanced
almost lc bushe before way in sympathy Win
the general bearish prices The feelns IN tn
hour unsettled and almost Wholly degtIlue-t
upon the weather the Northwest: Whiie f1Islsl
markets closed I'D lower 4d net higher fars vas
closed Hall. marks higher Among exporters very
little inquiry was noted being ii loads most OF
the previous night. quotations Of cash wheat i o
basis were follows: No i Northern Duutn'
toba a3@.c and No / Northern Chicago 927se AL TO
arrive. No redN New-York, S9Ssc, nominal Cott-<
The situation rather featureess during n
day and much OF 1uctuaton in prices was gulueu
nv wheat. At first the market had a
sharp decline followed by partial recovery at Iidda
The weather was considered
faIo Chicago heavy sales by commission
houses had part in the early decline While caoies
higher, export interest was coisleu
we're large again . closed at 5s1@c elevator
and at 59i4c ahoat; No white at 5s12c ana No
o afoat -OATS-The oats market
was weak early afternoon showed more stead
on covering closed about with the previous
night Locally there was change in the cash market
and sales amounted bush No oats closed
No 3. 43Ac: No white. 4114c No 3 white,
z6lLc: track white 42d4sisc: standard white SIC
RYF-Market strong; No Western 81 nc, b anoat:
state rye 5sG59lsc .BARLEY-Market steady fee
fo- mailing New-York Wheat. including flour. eX-
norts for the ended %. according to Brad
aggregate 31S i52 BUSH against 36lT 40 bus
last week and 01 bush this week last year Wheat
exports aggregate POI eo76 $50 bush against
PAS $50 last Corn exports aggresate
2e5 7o4 bush against 1.ns3.353 bush last week and
40 the fiscal exports are
65 ESQ BUSH against &c $40 9f5 bush last season
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET.


COFFFF-To-<lav-s coffee market active ano
y-ces underwent The market opened
steady uartial decline points following lower
European receipts and the issuance OF July
notices Of about $1,000 bags Nearby hold
sold July avoid receiving actual coIe arc ms
continued depressing eject on these
while months ruled hTTneT result
sellers Of the months The notices
were taken O and then the market
as much frrner under outside buying
and investment demand. with August showing especial
frnness Or advance offerings were small and be
yond selling European account but little coree
available that prices worked rapidly up NoTei1
her at selling 2tc- Toward the close the
but list finally
steady , 10 points higher Sales were 1880
late IN te day after the notices had
been finally disposed credited 70 buying on the
fkets.
.n the face would sustain values
during the three months large move
been Discounted and possibly in the latter part
attention would be centred on
concerning the then growing rather than
movement also assisted by
a havTe. where prices however
finally unchanged :. franc lower OF the pTi-
firm ana unchanged while san
Toe If0 higher Santos receipts We're
The market was quiet WITH quotations
on the basis of SIC for Rio No 4
TIE range prices in the local market to-day
aU +r
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, &c. 1903
BEEN NES-Eeceipts 23I g. $50 head
Guiding 9s for alive 90 for slausheres and
for market which only l. season
to and, counting the
actually sale. all Jersey city except
a head. The light receipts a little 10
the trade. and while prices not generally quoted
any higher than "Wednesday good medium weight
cattle selling strong fat bulls higher
medium and firm. Nearly he rIy
To native steers
- 336s5 per including dstery fed at
81 81 - bulls 81 256 ~. cows at 81 5oGs4
Dressed beef in fair demand last quotations
Liverpool and London cables quoted live ca
1G11%c III; tops i2c. dressed weight sheep
llml3c, dressed weight refrigerator beef
9l409l.c n. shipments to dav included quar-
beef in the Liverpool the Morris
Beef Company the ConSueiu London cattle
for Schwarzschid & Sulzberger. and 80 head for .
ShamberE x Son. and the last named shipped
on the same steamer TO Huh. 100 cattle The Mime
tonka sail tf-n9rroU London. - cgt
and 200 quarters Of beef for SchNarzschild
cattle for l. Shamherg M
beef for the Swift Beef Company British En-
pire will London 44p cattle. equally divided b
J. Shamberg & Son and Schwarzschild & SuIz-
berger and to Antwerp 32 cattle for the named
firm and 81 head FOR the swift Beef
pania for Liverpool VIII he laden with about
ters "udahi Pa"Ling Co1nnanv -~akInx
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

ursrke- closed outlet QUO
tst.ons % points h-ter the basis OF 1880 for mid
d-j1e uui4n5. and I3G0c fer middrc gulf sales
cS2 bales southern spot markets telearaVhei
follows Wilmington. nominal tation omitted. Charles
and ouutation omitted baltimore nominal
changed q 12isc- Galveston firm and unchanged, ri
bales. Mobile. nominal unchanged
1875 Savannah hrn sc higher Al l3-sc sales, bales
unchanged. he bales
81. Luis stead ana unchangcd at l3c NevQrlesns
higher l3s~. bales: Norfolk
SIC To-rnofroy.'s receipts New
Orleans 500 bales 397
bales. against - last week. and - last
Receipts - cotton TIC today the
compared totals week previous OF
us Gel, wear
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo 26-Flour 2Jc higher best patent spring.
1895: straight spring. s4 60Gs4 75 bakers
S. 5OGS4 low grades winter and spring S3
ass % Wheat-spring No Northern. 9o9sc No hard.
92Ssc; No white. S3lzc: No red SIC.
No yellow. $3.50 No corn; 551ac, oats-No white.
442c: No mixed 49izc Barlev-Western. 5265sc. Rye
No J. store sc asked. Canal freghts steady.
Chicago June 26-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
DENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot of WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
tThe ASR ehie1ieS leaving tine from De.bro:.es and
Seis " for *
fs sasnE
For Cheag0 and sieepins
Smoking and Observation Cars Cincinnati Indlanap-
1Sas Si.s 4. L2T M PENSsYIvAN1A ILMITBD.
seF ssPn % Dnns Fer oas Toiedo
,5I fso' NJ. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EMPRESS
For Toledo Nashville cvia Cincinnati and Louisviiie'
4.5S ias'1PapS E. M cTiIcaGo LIM1TEDPuIman Sleeping
smoking. Observation Cars For Chicago loledo'
5.5 53a P Sil3 NJ sT LOUIE Pitts9g5g cn 5
IVA shs1aRaeah yslley Rdt cboaS0 RSas, For
75 5Sef1 R facep M pAcfFfc and
for clsysIana @ except PfSs4gS SafSrSay Ex
TREsS-For Pittsburg. Cleveland, Cincinnati Indian
ap0"7 wAsHINGToN AIS AND THE SOUTH HLa cor+-
75 % = Dining Gar9 o19 & 80 @ Ginning Car
lnna @ 1s5ss's iass DiBas 20 CAP Bn1S
R]a2E Dining e fer ie ssh s' Ras g9ndas SAB s
@ ins ca sRni1s a5 Sa! ongGsssonai Gs tmed
pePFosses 95ebS sssS' and coranii % Streets Carr
soTTHERN y M RA1GWaY-E1press p T. 10 night
Atlantic COAST ILNE.-Express. 925 a. m and a2'
sEARoARp B l AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-Enpress. 1885 P. m
and Y 10 night daily ,,1v,v-ror Memphis
NeBF9is and aez drlsans 6SP %s15fSS IS n daz week..
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-i-55 a m week
days and 4 55 P m daily daily, -. ,-oprorK-7g a m
ATLANTIC CTTY-955 a. and 2 IS p m weekdays:
SUNDAYS 755 a. m Through Vestbuled Trains buiieI
Parlor Cars Standard Coaches on weekdays
Smoking Car. Parlor Cars Dining Gar anu old-0iN
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY-f255 D. m weekdays
For points York and Long Branch Fearoad uroni
West Twenty-third Street Statonl I-40 500 a NJ
and 655 D. m weekdays. Sundays. 7-55. 92o a. M
455 D. m (from Desbrosses and Cortland Streets 9o'
900 m, 90 % Saturdays only) 80 80 . ~
40 $40. and 100 p. m. weekdays sundays, SO SD
$50 a. m; Street only. - m weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos. 725. 755. 80 Dining carr. SO % 20 lDlllns
Cortiandt Streets Dining Carr. 1O23 (Penna
Limited 1885 Dining Carr. 1I55 a m, 1290 tDinirs
carr 155 Dining carr . 10 Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets. 20). 2j5 32J Dining Car. $50. 80 =
for Germantown only. 555 Dining Car). 6o 30.
SO. $50. % p IL 10 night week-days sundays
sos. Dining carr, SIS. % Dining Car. 3aS} (St
10 - CPenna- Linted). lOdo CDir-
ing Carr a M. Dining Carr. 1.55 Dining Can
3 Dining Carr 4.2J Dining Carr t455 chicago
Limited for Jet. only. 455 Dining Car)
555 Dining Carr loo % S55 20 P m 10 nsnI
Ticket Offices Nos 1854 113 and 261 Broadway; 1S2
Fifth Avenue ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue corner
18th Stu 1 House; West Twenty-third street
station, OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn: Sta
ton Jersey City The New York Transfer Company
will check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through to destination 40 - ,,,,o
Telephone 'p14 Eighteenth Street for pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service ~
W. W. ATTERBURY. X N0OD.
General Manager Passr Iraffc manager.
GEO. w. BOYD.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27
@ 1tilcal 1sicn q srazilar 80 foliovys:

METALS-TTN-Tin for frture delivery advanced 12s
at fi25 ios Locally TN was quiet With spot quoted
aopsr Nss unanet al 81 IS a %he A futures @ there here
euiet and nornay unchanged with lake electroytic
ciincd S in Iondon 70 Us quiet
unchanged al 412i:c...... .sFEITER-Spelter was IS
NeNYork m l'0 being al quoted ' at 6iai2s IRoNM
leg seq & @ @ n Sd in @ a A26 30 at taSn a 30 i
en- en- Is quoted 9t SIS s9as9; No ? fogndT N%rthsrT
Southern soct a sis6sls 80
5t in 6eSP wh I
ISSUANCE e July notices and the event seemed to ind
power the leaders. The opened steady
at rs Effected the unoe2tanty 81 the trade oTsr the
o,oes which were issued to the extent Of about @ 90 go
Cables rather disappointing at the time on
the local opening and for time prices showed down
Sertemher 1i-77c. october io41c December
fnr 60 bsle Trrje-c ubfot -a teiseI "a iuci,Ja
practically all stock at present available
io aSE 10 on Genira b,, This nstnr4liy was taken as
situation here in New-orleans where they
val. inward Iuly selling hack - 13r and al,r,,et :,
nervousness ard excii iornent. In addition
falling behind wears by some - 900 bales
an -. wcs.her was sE9n nnfayorhle With showers and
frs adTanoe therefore while the hIIs did not sTpesT
Sisros.5 +. rnsb tber a6yaptare iar, ro,,cr,as az
parently values maintained rather up
wa The market ruled generally firm with little
cotton Offering except in the most remote positions
mere were indeed. occasional sethacks a of
realizing hut generally speaking. the
until July had he'd new
high she
12a0c ard the latter 13c- before
ercurh realizing values he best
hut the market fnally very steady ard Gal7
pnts higher Total sales estimated 400 bales
5en +lGrr as Fo,oys. or, rece;nt up oH 0+s tf
30. IA to
nSf 'n-rre
bales against 1851 ~ wear. mills and
Canada. f-5 hsles. against
Southern estimated hsi s-a
l.15sa3s last brought into sight
src~s: le27n3l2 last The total crop movement is
Tor 2g9 days this year against 300 days year
IF deducted TO bring total TO
September I. 1901.
The contract prices in the local
follows
New-York tribune., 1903-06-27

The spirits turpentine shade lower and
fairly active. Rosin firm. Tar ruled steady
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-o and machine bbis 4oss
TAR-Ffne bbis 81 40. bbls s, iods4
ROSIN-Common good strained So 10: n So Is. =
81 r. 81 30. G 81 35. H. 81 65 So 80: X Sc % NJ
y W
STOCK ON HAND.
o. --.s
Spirits turpentine I5Q1 bbls
Tar 434 bbis
receipts. - casks Rosin-N Nothing doing receipts So
bbls Crude urpentine Tm 80 ~ and SO % receipts
bhis Tar firm. 81 65
Savannah June 26-Turpentine Arm sc: receipts $50
bbIs sales $50 exports 43 Rosin nrm: receipts 1918
bhis exports. 100 Quoted: 81 30. u 81 IS: p
81 Co +. 81 % g 81 20: II. s. -: s. 65 X 81 So NJ
Charleston juno 2dTurpentine steady 46sc sales so
Rosn ady; sales. zoo bbs: Quoted. A n 4,
81 ~, u, 81 -. = 81 30 =. 81 80: C. 81 6, 20:
So h 81 Io NJ s. ~: \ s. oo: W C. S.: " ". 81 81
American strained. 5s 0d: fine ~