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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-15
. 100 ORDERS A DAY
City Coal Office Oolnga Steady
( i Not Profitable Business.

The business OF the city council coal
committee In the city hall has developed
into q steady and constant flow of Gus
toners. and each day now the average
run of customers is. about 100. As the
greater portion OF the customers, how
ever purchase quarter-ton lots the total
amount disposd OF does not run very high,
the sales today amounting to but 30 tons.
The faces OF some of the customers are
growing familiar many Of the orders be-
ing duplicates. and II seems as though
the more the customer buys the better
he likes the Welsh coal. One man came
in this morning and bought ton, saying
that was the third ton he had purchased
eince the coal was put on sale. and that
he was very glad to get II.
He said he had been buying coal from
the different dealers In the city for Is
years, but could buy no coal from any
one at any price. and had II not been
for the city coal he would have gone
without coal at his residence and place
OF business.
two experiences this morning, somewhat
out of the ordinary. About the middle OF
the forenoon a woman, evidently OF the
poorer class came into the office and
said she wanted TO pay for an extra bas-
ket OF coal which the teamer had placed
In her cellar white delivering quarter
ton. yesterday.
She said she directed the teamer to the
house OF his next customer and for this
she was informed she was a good woman
and that he would give her seven baskets
for her quarter-ton, instead Of six, as the
weight demands and did so against her
protest. She said she had not paid for
the extra basket and that IL wasn't hers,
but as II was In hen cellar she couldn't
take IL back TO the yard. so she insisted
on paying the price Of the extra basket,
a. cents. and went away contented.
The other case was one where a man
bought quarter on Monday, which
was delivered Tuesday. Yesterday the
man appeared at the office hot under the
collar condemned the coal in round terms
and ordered II taken out at once and
left 20 cents TO pay for the carting The
coal was removed.
This morning he appeared at the office
and after hanging around for quarter OF
an hour, finally mustered courage enough
to speak and ordered the coal again sent
TO his house. paying 20 cents more for
carriage. In addition to the price OF the
coal making 30 cents carriage on a quar-
ter-ton OF coal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-15

wANTED-A STORE FOR VARIETY
and home made bakery In good location
Address K-3s. Prov. News
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-15
NO. 152 Washington st.

FOR sAI.E-FoUR CONTRACTS IN
the Equitable Home Assurance Co. dues
paid 90 Jan. s. Make me an offer Ga.
Prov. News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-15

supposing the average Candy Customer
eats a quarter pound. Last month We
supplied 10000 customers. Not one OF
them made sick. vs. Know Of our Can
dy II Pure. THE NILE (opp. Boston
stors).
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-15

THE FaoNTENAC. % ABoRN
street Rooms elegantly furnished
heated; hot and cold water, telephone
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-15

GoLD.-Harry Il. GRAY, iormerlv OF West
Glover, VT. now manager for Doe. SulIi-
van, 4 Co, Boston, and t. II. Kingston, OF
Somerville, Mass, have interested them
selves in . mining proposition in eastern
Oregon. They are selling small amount
.ot stock at so cents per share, par value
S1 co. This mine has been examined by
two practical mining engineers, one of
them being II. J. Jorv, U. 5. deputy mine
ral surveyor OF Oregon, and both agree that
|itlwill paw ct least 80 per cent. dividends
lon he capitalization. This property Is of
'great merit aud a 10 per cent. dividend is
Guaranteed. A sum equal to this amount
Il will be deposited in a local bank subject to
su pscri oer's order. This is a bydraulic
gold mine with enormous reserves OF gold
be airing gravels. Life of the mine is esti-
ma ted at1O0 We srs. An absolutely safe in
vestment that will pay dividends as long
rs YOU live. We know of nothing that
will equal It, The mine has already pro-
huced over S45O,00O. Dividends will be
paid this year. consider an investment
n this property as safe as government
bond, and ten times as remunerRtive.
This is not a stock selling scheme but a
thoroughly legitimate business PROPOSE
ion. W. II. Hazel and t. II. Kingston
|yill be at the Crystal Lake Hotel, Barton,
Tor the next week and will be pleased to
i've the fullest information regarding
mis- great property. An opportunity for
q vest ment that is seldom offered. Do not
ct IL pass without at least investigating.
"a.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-15
LOCAL NEWS.
BARTON.

G ,orge II. Davis is in New York.
Miss Grace Elliott was in Boston last
Fesk.
A sou YES born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Wiley May so.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Cady OF st. Johnsbury was in
|wn last week.
John Collision Of Lyndonville was in
|wn last week.
Masonic meeting Friday evening. Work
third degree.
Mrs. Ruth Allard visited her children in
'harleston recently.
Harry G. Hibbard is employed in the
Srton National Bank.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. {. b. Webster have re-
rned from Waterbury.
Mrs. Mary A. Dudley OF Northfelt is
Iiting at f. K. Powell's.
Miss Massey of Newport assisted in
MONITOR office last week.
Mrs. Ann Baldwin is camping at c. c.
Id wins cottage on Crystal Lake.
lfrs. Geo. II. Gorham and Miss Lottie
wer visited in Coventry last week.
Ifrs. O. K. Roundy and daughter have
m visiting relatives in West Burke.
4. FIR. and Mrs. Amos Scott OF st. Johns
~ visited at ~. NJ. Scott's last week.
frs. W. W. Reirdsn, who has been I'll
some time, is slowly recovering health.
fr and Mrs. Carl A. white and little
Of Wet Derby were in town Monday.
- -ht.h W = Mcdowell is
ldinR for Fred May, was raised Friday.
M. Scott went TO lawrence, Mass,
urdsy to attend the funeral of his broth
IA Bessie p. Mcdonald and Helen
pbs are passing q few days ir Buriing-
large number OF people were out 20
N 10 the band concert saturday eve
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-15

Having on hand a large stock OF wagons
consisting OF bikes, surreys, top buggies,
Stanhopes, runabouts, Concords, road
wagons. express wagons, farm wagons,
both solid and hollow axles, we shalIl hold
a special sale OF same at our repository In
Barton Landing on and after this date.
Come and get a wa zon. We can suit you
I'm regard to quality and price. Liberal
credit will be given. Taplin Il Rowell,
Barton Landing. 19-tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-15

CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-15
LOCAL ADVERTISING.

Advertisements will be inserted under this
head at ttco cents per word for first insertion
aud one cent per word thereafter. Cash must
accompany the order. No adUertisemsnt tciIi
Be inserted for less than tlcentp-fu cents. -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-15

y. T.. winslow will buy stock at Barton
for the stock train. and Will be at home
every Saturday. Highest market price
paid for good Fat calves and hogs. Also
highest market price for wool brought In
on Saturday. l5-tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-15

EVANSVILLE.
c. r. Prescott and wife were in town over
Sunday.
VIM. Montieth is having relapse and is
having very serious time.
Mrs. L. A. Drown has been in Barton for
time helping to care for Mrs. l.. Bickfo
Miss Mertie Hartwell of BaIdwin's Mills
was here caring for her sister, Mrs. FL.
Bickford, the past week.
The Evansville Creamery Co. is doing
greatly increased business this year. They
have one route that extends to Beebe Plain
The company is in a very prosperous con-
dition.
This community was shocked Saturday
morning to learn of the death of Mrs.
Harrie Bickford, which occurred Friday
eve about 9 o'clock. Mrs. Bickford was q
young woman respected by all who knew
her. She leaves q husband, three small
children, one an infant only few days old,
a mother, Mrs. 7. Hin OF Holland, sister,
Miss Mertie Hartwell of Baldwin's Mills,
one brother, Charlie HartwelI of Barton
Landing, who have the sympathy of the
community. The funeral was held In the
Methodist church ON Sunday at 1 d. NJ.
The interment was at Brownington Center.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-15

Sixty-eight friends of the Heath school
gathere In the school-room on the after
noon of May 18th to listen to the Pre-
Memorial day exercises. The children did
their part nicely. Special mention should
be made of the little ones. There was fine
singing by male quartette, and Mr.. Eras-
tus Collision gave a very interesting talk
on Andersonville Prison.
The band will render the following pro-
gram Saturday evening. Iune 20.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-07
CASH QUOTATIONS.
o=yssAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YorE July 6, 1908
.-.-,rs.fou in coffee was resumed after the
0EFLL re-v narrow basis, and during the enGre
h1s1aJs -ss ruled very quiet and featETeiess 4he
o7slng d the close The market was quiet al net
3 T5IiA y1---f-se sales HOO bags Inc open
-r-5angel l-as fue 10 better European cables. and
si1s----e sfterwar5 developed was the result OF
re eas- hesrv movement and the weakness OF Ihe
c1ll--5-. -5--..--- gf the morning cables HaFre was
ssfz-.A t--e- irregular, but practically unchanged
riE lfrhar while Hamburg vas lnchahseo 70
q - a. On other hand. was 70 reis lower
rg ls - Unchanged. Receipts al Brazilian ports
VEle So ri- reporting 1900 bags and santos <<VVv
h2s 49, =, si ai3 Laes For the week the receipts
sn--s -5-re5 al = pG9 bags and at santos 4l4 oOo
e. - -7tsl q 81. .O00 bags, against q tota ior
sssi -ssE Iasr year of I64. 100 bags The worlo
ne So ers-euert available yesterday showed an
sls1t ,hs month Of q 33t bags. the world supply
--T II 9l8IT3 bags. Or 50 bags IN excess oi
ot-s ---u1+ - reported July last season,
tt - - nov marketing T. conserYatiTey eNpectec
~ sbr-ir three million bags over that OF last sea
= eir - trade IS quiet the low range aifeaoy
- ~ values restricts speculative snort safes. hILle
et-.s - --.-1Ir and demand hardly warrants any
r -rsf.rfsI be-termeEt. The spot market was
~. ,s-f ou6-a-ions the basis oi . 5-lIc LOT no
- T-.a warehouse deliveries II the United STATES
,44k were Ils 547 bags against ~ 4eo last week
~ - "a last year. Of the former amount New ork
:. ~ v-sek as compared with 1l2oOO bags last week
- n 0rs bsrs f5r week year ago ftlo re
-. srp~ess-z5 5000 bags, against 5000 bags the
-s---s vreez and 6S 600 bags last year. tAo snip
-. n ~ T-Irei states - 0O0 bags for the week;
r--@-z Z OF4 bags santos shipments 20 the United
- 3 a.l hegs- fo Europe 70 000 bags. Bahia week
+ --firts 700 bags. Bahia stock. 5ovo Bahia snip
-s--s f5 United states. 500 bags
~ rsnrt Of contract prices in the local market To-Day
follows. --A,-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-07

shipping steers 81 TO8S5 butchers steers 50 s5g
81 cus heifers 81 5Oq$4 40; bulls. SsGS4 10;
stockers feeders S3S4 sprtngers
slow and steady good to choice. S4OqS5O; medium 70
good. S3O9S3s; common S20GS2S Veals-Receipts 400
head Market STEADY s. 25q$6 80 HogsReceips 2 900
mixed Sc O5aS6 TO- yorlers So O$6 15 pigs So 55GS6
roughs So l5G$5 30 $4GS4 30; daires IS s5G
Sheep and am6s-Receipts. Market slow. 1OG
lower: top lambs. S4aS6 yearngs 81 2a$4 30; ewes
50 5OGS3 So sheep mixed, $2GS4 wethers 81 2JdS4 50
Kansas City. July 6-Cattle-Receipts. 3soO natives
100 Texans; calves 4UO natives ana lOoO eXans BeVe
opened steady higher closing weak; quarantine
slow: heifers. active firm; stockers
and feeders active export dressed beef
55S5 good, $+q$4 So stockers and feeders,
T5dS4 50 6oS4 so: Texas and
Indian steers 81 25g$4 %; Texas 81 1898; native
cows 81 T59S4; native hefers Sass % Gamers SIG
800 Market steady 1Oc lower and slow. Top,
s. u u bulk 65GS5 heavy s. 827 S5 81 Z
mixed packers. s. 621=d$5 721s: light s. 6Sasse5
ceipts Market steady Native lambs. So 3Oe
So As lambs S34 Sc - fed SSGS5 Texas
clipped yearlngs So 2S5 10. Texas clipped sheep. $3p
IS; stOckers and feeders. So 2OQ$+
New-York tribune., 1903-07-07

Winter s sae z s ss g Spring 5sst 8: 50
& ds'T ~ sssss S;s % s. ss5s s5Sss 70 = Sa
sis s3Ssn sssss sasi' ( fe9G4 dried g s ss 3
Tine Ehss and yeliO s. 5oasI 9o I2si
ms9nF raeks 70 T sTg ,9e 300 No. & &gTomDt sle IS
nseea m Oh cake 81 6onny chop s2l, bulk s2l 75
GRAIN-,wHEAT-I company with a strong advance
IN c corn the wheat market yesterday DEVELOPED eo9dsT
over Thursdays last prices In addition the nauence
y nfaoabie Ohio report mang cdhditea
Of SScI68 soSo o ssshss a 3 % in Sg!s Is ;sshDmsn,s besides
reducing total 100000 bushels or tBe
IN nGe Is %hsH al o6 aF92Ped as & low as bushels
tone and considerable speculative demand. largely
feeling effect that the TSS govsrn aso
generally e1Peoed this opinion being guided by recent
through the winter whea, on nov & nave been better
hTashins returns the former looking for crop 100
warm and while complaints dry conditions were
setr feature Of worlds shipments Which aSETe
was the large proportion Of wheat from countries
changes since last Thursday were unportan with the
e1eePon OF lSse advance IN July wheat at Liverpool
days rather light, compared
Rad taken no wheat for the day being shut out
PToptcfve ter Wheat yied at hPsbes Pi and
decreased during the week 45oo bushels but
supplies increased 1000 bushels Quotations Of cash
wheat, afoat basis, follows: No ! North
Duluth 9114c; No hard Manitoba SOC; No North
Manitoba Soc No ! Northern Chicago, e1nc
all TO arrive; No red. New-York, s5a4c nominal.
CORN-Strength IN principally the OF
renewed bushness among certain operators Of the West
lief that the coming report will quite
bullish the situation The Ohio State figures made
condition only IA There active buying a times
through commission houses the West light offer
day. while advance
exporters from taking than ten loads all Of 1t here
bearish given statistics by the increase OF
I25 600 bushels in the amount on passage and OF
bushels in the visible coupled with interior
receipts which about three times large last
Worlds shipments practically the as
week and cables showed little important change
Thursday Final prices the local market showed
&dlhc advance. Local stocks increased 1876, 900
bushels and the contract supply increased i2 800 bush
No . closed 613ac elevator and 5S52c, o b
ahoat; Nc white 'and No yellow. 6s3sc. afoat
made substantial gains yesterday. closing very arm at
10000 bushels. visible supply decreased POI 900
bushels increased So 500 bushels. No
oats closed 42Sc: No g. 42Ac: No 2 white, 45hc No 8
white Az track white $4,000 and standard white
RYE-Market steady: No . Western, 601Rc
b ahoat; State rye 58l59i5c .BAFLEY-Market
dull Feeding quoted SIC and mailing 6i1a967c. both
c I Z New-YoTk.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-07
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago July 6-Cstte-Receirts . 600 head. Market
dull and leG l5c prime 81 soS5 90
poor 70 medium 50 4OS4 and feeders 81 4og
81 heifers 81 5oGS4 Gamers. 81 50dS2
bulls S2s4 calves s. 5O6S5 20 Texas fed steers s. . q
s. HogsReceipts to-day. 2sf.of-t head
2oop5; lcft over; 900 steady 70 &C lower close weak
3OqS5 So heavy s. 4Og$5 G5. light s. 7Oqs6:
bulk OF sales s. G5dS5 So SheepRecspts. 1900 head
Sheep and lambs strong choice wethers 50 T5
81 q; fair choice mixed S3a<3 70; native lambs
S3 5paS6 20.
Cinclnn4 July Clogs active. 81 2Jqse cattle lower
67S6
Liberty. R-CsttIe lower. choice. S5GS5
prime, 81 7OaSs 90: good S4dS4 so Hogs slow; prime
heavy, Sc mediums So 20aS s. % heavy Yorker s. "a
Sc 30, light Workers 4Og$6 45. pigs IS 5OdS6 50
rouEhs $+d s. So Sheep steady. best wethers 81 30
81 -, cus and common 81 50aS2 25; yearngs SSgS5
veal calves. Sc 509ST
East BuTaio july s-Cattle-Receipts $500 head
market slow generally, l525e lower bulls steady prime
New-York tribune., 1903-07-07

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady No
spring wheat nc. No 3. T5GISci No red I6t nc
No corn 501z g51c; No yellow, 5O5e5l &c; No oats
4OIzc. white. 41c. No 3 white. Sspi0ci No z rye.
4TG5ic: l haxseed, 97Q3Sc. No Northwestern SlG
81 OF clover grade, Sl JG$ll - Mess porA
per Dbl 55 lard per 100 b s. 1OaSS To- snort
RIBS sides doose. s. 55gSs 20. dry salted shou
boxed S4Ss 12i2 clear sides boxed $ - = SS
Whiskzv basis of high wines. 81 80. ON the Produce
cries feq2Oc; dairies 159lsc Eggs steady az marx.
cases included 13G l4iec. Cheese easy at iO1lltzc-
Duluth July 6.-Close: Wheat-To arrive No 1 hard
S5Isc, No Northern s3@4c: No Nsrthern, e1sc' July
T3k.c: September 757sd76c: December 7S'zc
Milwaukee July 6-Wheat frmer; No 1 northern stG
SC No Northern S54s6c september. f34 2 &c
Rye steady; 540J4izC Barley steady. No > 5sotci
sample 46GJ5c Corn-Septenuber. 5lisc
Minneapolis July Wheat-Cash. s4ltc July.
ssc September I41s a74lzc; No hard s5e No Norin
ern s4i.c Northern s3ilc. No Northern SOC s-c
Far-Fjrst paten,s 81 30aS4 so patents 81 20g
81 30 first clears s5 2s3 80 second clears 81 0G$z 80
Bran. in bulk, Sl4 10
Philadelphia July 6Wheat steady but quiet contract
zrade July rs. .Q7s1sc. steady; July. 55lsG56c
oats ia1Jzc No white clipped 45c Flour IN
changed Rye steady. - - Dbl for choice Penn
sylvauia fair demand extra Western
creamery nearby prints PC Eggs steady good de-
Southwestern 16c. southern 1S4i6c Cheese dull and
easier, New-IOTk fun choice, new l094c tar 70
good. new Ioq1Oizc. Recepts-Flour. 1.lO0 bhls and
go 900 POUNDS sacks wheat 1900 bush. corn $50
oats "a. go Shipments-Wheat 5000 bush; corn 2o1o
oats 5000
81 Louis July 6-CIose: Wheat-No red cash. !e1&e
July 7G54c September. I4a4c December I5sc No hard
1919 Corn-No cash. 4s14c; July 4s1sc September
4sSG4eTsc Oas-No cash. 59c September, SS>4c; No
A3GA4C
New-York tribune., 1903-07-07
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r..
Liberty Street and south Ferry (tius from
South Ferry five minutes earlier than shown below
EAsTON, BETHLEHEM ALLENTOyyS AND
MAUCH CHUNk-z4.OO CT.15 Easton only. o 10 a
NJ l20. 40 500 IS. .45 Easton onlyJ P. n. Sundays
% A. N 100. $50 2. NJ
WILKESBARRE AND sCRANTON-zAOO $40 A.
NJ SEQ ?. VI. Sundays. . A. Nj. p.
LAKEW OOD. LAkEHURST, TONS RIVER
AND BARNEGAT-z4OO $50 A N 40 G. 4C Isks-
wood and LakehurSC only)- 4 80 P. NJ SuadayA Is
Atlantic CITY-fs4O a NJ. ta4o P. NJ 600 P
vfSEL1ND AND BRIDGETON-ts4Oo A n. t1so
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
245 3 30 35S, AS. $50 $50 d150 wednesdays ana
SATURDAYS Onlyl, p NJ sundays except Ocean Grove.
PfIILADELPHIA-,READ TERMINALl go =.
100 IS 90 200. 1000. fIl00 A NJ. fI2OO, 100.
81 50 t20O 1900 400 : o. 1900. tTao o. 90 P. n.
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-S425 25. IS 30 30
-1i-45 A NJ. 100 gao. 800. zoo. 70 Is p n.
READING HARRISBURG, POTTsvILLE AND
WILLiAMsPoHI-l40 z+E5 "a fs.e9 e u lS 10 600
Reading P7ttsvtie and Harrisburg only. 400 $500
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Fror Il Rector St Pier q
Atlantic Highiands Seabright. Monmouth Beach. and
Long Branch. Asbury Park Point Pleasant. o. 1000
II 90 A NJ. loo. 200 400 500 500 500 ?. NJ
Sundays 1000 A N, 100 100 5 % =. n
Iron Liberty street only sDaiIy tDaIy except Sun
day. SUNDAY only IPaTlsr cars only IVA Tamaqua
zSaturdays
Is7 26I 434 1900 1854 Broadway, 5th Av Unioa
SQUARE 125th 2T3 West 18Th St. PAS
Columbus Av.. New York. Court 81. 544 $50 Futo1
b klyn. 800 BWay. " nsourg y J. Transfer ca
calls for and checks 7assage to destination.
" @ BESLER c. II BURT.
Vice Pres. and Gen Mgr Gen Passr At
New-York tribune., 1903-07-07

are net 70 Johbers wholesale grocers
6s S.S0S Eagle tablets soc mould A and cubes
SSOoc; %AAA powdered. 1850; powdered pow
saq fruit powdered 4soc Eagle confectionery
oOoc; and granulated
Sec; Eagle, 2-Ib cartons 2b bags and 5-f bags Of
me granulated 95c Eagle granulated. standard
and diamond A, confectioners'
Ne ee l. snd 2 455c; No T. 4.5Oc: No 8. 45c; No g.
40 ~ Los; No p Aloe No 1S Lose Nos IA and -
IL 80 10 600; Eagle powdered i0c; crystal domnos
t,.1 - &C. Raws quiet and unchanged Centr-
isa % TEST 3-zq3 e-16c; muscovado. 50 Sc;
ssSs 50 test. ~ @2Ac. The London beet market was
"A lower. with July Is Cd and August at Is
New-York tribune., 1903-07-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EuRoPEAN PRODUCE MARkET.

Liverpool G.-ClozinG- Wheat-Spot dull No
winter. Is q. No Northern spring e 81
No California 6s Gizd: futures hrm- July es 6'ads
September aid Coru-Spot quiet American mixed.
1O7d futures quiet: July. 4s sid September 4s Cd
October nominal. Peas-Canadian tal 5s sad Flour
81. Louis fancy winter agiet IS 81 Hops az London
steady Is I5sGf6 Beef extra India
mess T0s PoTk-Prime mess. Western. Sis "a Hams
Short "A 20 Is D- quiet. Us Bacon quiet tun1er
as clear middies light. = 20
81 T1 52s long mlddIes. heavy IS 70 n. SIS;
- n 43s. clear bellies. Il 20 10
n as Shouldsrs-square II % iS h quiet SIS Lard
quiet. prime Western in tieTces 4s I'd American
fined. pals 1ss Sd Butterood United States STEADY
American hnest white sos do coiorec.
TaIloH-P-1ms eity nEu- 24s Cd Tu-centtce-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-07
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington July 6-sprs turpentine nothing doing;
receipts Rosin nothing doing receipts. rs
turpentine firm 81 70 81 and 50 % receipts 10
Tar firm. 81 50: receipts -
Savannah july G-Turpentine steady, 4Ilzc receipts.
500 bhs. sales l52: exports 30S firm: receipts,
637 bbs. sales lO22 exports 294 Quoted: 4, b G.
81 90. u 81 65. T. 70 +. 81 10 G. 81 50; Il. 81 .;
81 65: X 81 50; NJ, 81 30; \, SO; " G. 50 10; W.
Sc 90
Charleston July s.-Turpentine steady 4GAc; rosin
STEADY. quoted a. b, c. 81 -; D. 81 o.; F. 81 g. r.
e q; H %: T. 81 s., X. s. I0 NJ. 81 50.
\ s. so 9 50: W ". 81 20
Nev--0rleans July Receipts Rosin 200 bhls; tur-
pentine 27 bbls -L1verpoolRosn. LOO bbls
turpentine, 10 bbls. . -.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July 6.-FIour quiet but firm; best patent
spring 81 T5a$5: bakers straight spring 81 50dS4
bakers clear spring IS 5OqS4 low grade winter and
snrinR S3d SO %: patent winter. 81 35GS4
Spring higher; No / hard. s9ssc No Northern s7s.c
winter irregular white SEE No red Sic bid
strong No yellow 55I2c; No corn 54lsc Oats quiet
a57c Rye-No sc. Canal freights steady: wheat 10
NeW-Yorl 4l4c; &C.
Chicago. July C.-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1903-07-07

s-g b sssi Toy spot cotton closed quiet with o,o
t..g srs- .t .Hgr 90 the basis u u 10r for -
9to 49, l-a1e for middliug Cuff sales ~ So
al ssr -7 bales including 40 spinDers' tsl-fI5rs
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~ rori-sl augusta quiet unchanged al i3c
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