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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22

benz s as Al s asE as ss vas light ai
with prices unchanged Arm especially for
centrifugal common 81 af5e; fair ltai6s good, l5a3lc
12a15e; fair 16a1se; good. 19Q21c: prime 2za
OCEAN FRE1GHTs-In all departments of steam and
sail tonnage business Was dG me ne nany Ior
Quotations to Lyerp2o lad London Glasgow and Briz
Rotterdam a'' 5sc cott6n Z L4SsTpool per
tons transatlantic trade one trip at or about Is Anna
to stetn lbs early March British steamer e tons
March Norwegian bark 800 tons salt LiyerPoG to
deals 4os; italian bark 80 tons; lumber Mobile 70
Bgenos Agpf SIC option Bahia Blanca ST. bark s
terms bark G6s coal. Phade:phia to New Or
dry boards Jacksonvilie to NeVYork $ 10 British bark
f2 coal COAL h%R2s
along ne but the udsf6ne 0 9n M
OF steadness with lard products Lngeed oil is fairly
is attracting less export demsnd but is steadily held
PHILADELPHIA bbls IS 10 and IS refined cases
& $40 30; e9tT2nSesd oil prime I'm aTgd d, and
forward deliver of summer fellow $sgaoc butter
45c lnseed oil American seed city 4ea4Ic out Of
PRovIsIoNs-Early strength in the provision market
hogs hoGsh later r s bong ana bouf decline which,
LEFT the e9se unsettled and not far above the previous
With $500 on ondsy having bad 1880 200 on spqPday
Firm oloed Mess. ST. 75as1s -: family. SIS 5oasle
short clear. SIS 754s20 so. BEEF-DuIl Quoted:
Mess slOas1O 90 family, s15Gs16: packet. s12gs13
qaoted $50 5OGs2i co. DRESSED HOG, Firm
ssse pigs. 191SG1o'Se SIT MEATS bellies
9I4 a912c; 70. Picked
She Picked hams quiet; quoted 111f1 nc.
TALIOW-Seady. city, SIC; county 6161sc LARD
Steady quoted at 10 15c City lard steady quoted at
925d95Oc Refined lard steady. Quoted: South America
1886; Continent. 10000; Brazil kegs. H. 1Gc- com
Quoted: Oleo. gt3d10c: city lard stearfne. 10saC-
RICE-The market has been firm all the week. with a
good and a the South. Fine grades are
we'll held. The mills Offering rice sparingy- Quota
follow: Domestic ordinary 3 a3Sc fair 10 good
sd5i2c; prime choice. 52s a &c: head GG6Tsc; Pana
5s @JS4 Japan foreign. nominal do domestic 4Gi24c
Java. 4Sd4@c: RanEOon in bond. 29sG2&c
changed but cutting noted. The market is
Arbuckls Bros taking orders for softs sub
delay in shipment. The market is slightly over
sold grades. Prices quoted 70 job
grocers: crushed 35c; Eagle
tablets 5.s5c mould \ and cubes &c; NXNN powdered
4S5c Eagle Confectioners granulated DC: Eagle coarse
graduated. Soc: Eagle 10 cartons and
bags granulated 1900; Eagle ) N bags OF
granuated. 1900: Eagle fine standard granUat
ed and diamond \. T.. Toe confeCGners' \. 1900 Nos
J. > and ? $500 No T. 4+5c No > +4oc, Nc o +s5c:
No 4 +3Oc; No g. 1850; No o. 400 No 10. 4 15c: No
H. 410c; L.. 4O5c; IL. Nos II and II. 1850
cases London sugar market steady
with prices unchanged but fully maintained. and quoted
a. IS 2I4d for February and March deliveries The local
market remained firm. with the quoted rates
Centrifugal 96 test quoted at Sac muscovado ~
test 3l4c and moasses sugar 50 test. &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Feb, 21-Flour easy Wheat winter. white
&c, through billed Corn strong; No Yellow. o19+c;
No corn. 81 &c. Oats weak; No white, 42c: .
4o2c. Barley, 5ia63c arrive. Ryey, No l. in
5si2c asked
Duluth. Feb. 21.-Close: Wheat cash, No 1 hard,
rise: Northern. 7GSsc. No Northern 74ssc. Oats
May. 3jc.
Milwaukee,. Feb. 21.-wheat hrmer; No /
Northern. 500 Gs0lsc.: No Northern, 7sa79c; May.
77s4d77-sc bid Rye hrmer, No l. sc Barley steady
No ? 64c sample. 46d54c. Corn. May, 45%4 G457sc.
st Louis Feb. 21.-Ciose: Wheat firm; No red cash
154c; May 73c; July 1q7lisc; No hard. 7la773l=c.
Corn No .. cash 4l%C; MAY. 4.c; July, ~ Zee Oats
. cash May, 36c July, 81 &c; No white. 3sc
Mnnea polls Feb. 2IFiour. first patents S3s5G4 %
patents. 81 65d3 50: first clears S3o0d32G
clears. S1.90g2 10. Bran, in bulk, Sli I5a 1900
Philadelphia F.b. 21.-Nheat firm and iec higher:
grade. February. s9aT9i2c. Corn firm ic
higher export elevator 5il4 G5ii nc: February.
"a. d547ac. quiet but steady No white clipped
43lza4ic. firm and re higher; Western
creamery 2Sc: nearby prints soc Eggs unsettled
e lower: nearby 16c the mark fresh Western
Ier at the mark fresh Southwestern 1915 Gl6c
mark: fresh Southern. Ice at the mark Cheese
good, small 13i.@i3fsc; do prime. large. 1ic
do fair 10 good. large. l3i24l3&c Receipts Flour 500
bbls 2.6i40o0 10 in sacks wheat. 500 bush;
oats. 5000 bush. shipments: Wheat 500
bush; corn Is OO0 bush; oats 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. February 81 1903.
cor FEE-The coffee market yesterday opened quiet
at partial decline of points, but active
and hrmer before close
receipts than expected and finally
advance OF points. Sales 81. $50 bags including
switches amounting to ZOO bags chiefly from
the March to the September option difference of 50
points the initial decline rather the result
of an adjustment of local values to the cable
1t was OF particular selling Hamburg
unchanged. but the "a lower
and Rio declined IS reis though Santos
changed There rather heavy clearances.
from Rio and Santos footing 1900 bags. the
warehouse deliveries full interior Santos
receipts amounted to about 1900 bags. This brought
about considerable covering which chiefly
Die Tor the late advance notwithstanding
the visible supply, allowing considerable
result CT February operations, ia
equal TO big crop in itself hut the crop
Santos and Rio alone bags and
is about ready to move nothing of the mild grades
which are factor in supplies be disregarded
Sentiment. however is unanimously bearsh
was a month or owing the improved jobbirg
demand and the less oppressive receipts mar
ket is quiet on the basis of Size for Rio No Z
The range of contract prices in the local market
day follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22
PRIZES OF THE BRITISH BAR.
High Salaries and Large Fortunes Are the
Rule
The Cnrnhill Ma gaZine.

From The Cornhin Magazine.
The Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain is
second only in position the Archbishop Of Can
terbury. and he enjoys income of fl0.0Oo year.
The Lord Chief Justice of England has salary of
is0o0 a year. The Master of the Rolls has salary
SEQ year. and the Lords Of Appeal in Ordinary
have the same. The lord justices Of the Court of
Appeal and the judges of the II syh Court earn
f5.0o0 a wear each The masters OF fhe High Court
chosen either from barristers or from solicit
tors. all the other officehoders to whom we
have alluded must have from the bar.
The Attorney General makes much more money
than any Of these dignitarieS. His salary is only
f7.Gl0 but he has fees as well, sometimes to very
large amount. The Solicitor General has 5000 a
year besides his fees. OF course the double work.
legal and parliamentary. which these officers have
o undertake is most arduouS, requiring iron
constitution and a mind that requires but little
time for rest. The private practitioners III some
few cases make larger incomes than any of the
official persons at the bar. il Is not indeed. many
who make salaries of five figures, but there may
be always one or two leaders who are achieving
this The leaders who chiefly before the public
in ordinary do not often make more than from
$3.50 1000 year. Larger fortunes are fire.
onently made by who specialize In patent
cases who engaged in rating appeals and
compensation work, who practise their pro-
fession at the parliamentary bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb. oi.-Cattle- Receipts. 300. Nominal
good to prime 50 5Ods5 -: poor 50 -
a 81 stockers and feeders So 35lS4 so 81 ioa
a 40. befers S2mS4 75 Gamers 81 81
s4 %. calves So 50dss 81 5Oas4 %
Tioas-Receipts to-day $4,000, Monday $4,000;
1000; opened steady. Mixed and butchers So 9OQS7 .
good 10 choice 81 25aST 80 rough heavy ST BOA
81 %: light So 55aS7; bulk Of sales S7as7 30 sheep
Receipts 200 sheep and lambs steady good to choice
wetbers s5MS5 fair choice, mixed, $4a$J native
lambs, 81 T5aSI %
Feb. observation-disclosures. head
unchanged: choice and dressed beef steers
So good 81 25Gsi So stockers and feed
15aS5; Western S3n$a. Texas and
Indian steers s34$4; Texas 81 D0GS3 10 native
cows S2aS4 native heifers 81 25as4 20; s1q
81 bulls 81 25Gs4 % calves 81 6oGs6 Receipts for
he cattle and 600 calves Hogs-Receipts,
600 head steady 81 10 bulk of
1OGS7 22ia heavy 81 95aSI 10 mixed packers.
S7mS7 -; light 65 Workers So a5dsT 6a pigs
S5mS5 Receipts for the week 80 600 sheep Market
Unchanged lambs s4ds6 Is: Western lambs, 50 50
fed S. i5dS6: native Hethers, 81 Soaf$o so
Western 81 40s5 20 stockers and feeders, 81 30
ass G5. Receipts for week. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22
CHINESE PIRATES.
They Ply Their Trade Under the Very Noses
of the British.

Although piracy upon large scale has ceased 70
azsi upon the China coast it is stin carried in
small way, and that right under the Of the
british authorities at Hong Kong. and within shot
- INC feet lying quietly at anchor in the shadow
u Nlcioria Peak. says The London Globe" Only
20" months a daring piracy took place in
nc Waters of Hong Kong BarboT-at least. the
HSt part Of the little drama acted there A
'eff2"oat, small steamer of some thirty tons.
li'es between Hong Kong and within shot Of the
it'' i'1ng opposite mainland. The whole trip only
'ahes fifteen minutes. and all the while the ferry
= wei In sight of the feet. One night the ferry
ft the Hong Kong side 9 O'Clock and failed TO
-'fE Up at att. the suburb TO which ii Piled.
inquiries were made, and nothing was heard of the
.iSlt until couple OF days afterward. when
'"e returned with her crew and passengers, and a
romantic tale Of piracy. II appears that when the
1@-hch was in the middle of the harbor some Of
ne passengers drew revolvers and held up their
elbow travellers and the crew. They then forced
'ie native engineers TO run the engines and hay
lg oattened the rest Of the crew and passengers
Gown below, headed fer the Canton River where
Diiee or Tour large junks were pirated one after
7Ao'her- The pirates, having obtained sufficient
''ol 10 SATISFY them. the launch ashore in a
sHlah creek and abandoned her. the crew taking
possession once more. and bringing her back to
"ohg Kong when she ioated with the rising tide
Nh me west River gangs OF pirates terrorIze
0'rtaln districts and levy blackmai which all
o@ts nave TO pay unless they carry sufficient force
70 make bold fight II is no uncommon thing to
Sc heavily laden junk going up or down stream
nsmg - many as three pirate flags as sign
Nsl she has paid blackmsi and received safe con-
-uct The writer once saw large timber raft
~suns down which had not only taken the pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22
TEMPLE OF &ScULAPIUS.

From The Lancet
The discovery by Dr. Richard Herzog. OF Til
bineen OF ancient temple OF .f1sculapius. the
island of Cos likely solve the interesting queS
whether there were yng-in and other hospitals
before the Christian The temple is lSl5 yards
wide by 40is yards long, and was, found under a
small Byzantine church, dedicated 10 the Blessed
Virgin of Tarsls. The columns of the temple were
found lying whole in parts in a place called
Condje Baktchessi. the garden of the Hover
buds a Greek inscription found on the en-
trance hall Of the temple. which read. when trans
lated: 'Sundry elders from different States nave
decided by vote 10 carry on this holy asylum Of
f2sculapus." A statue of Hygeia found and
a portion Of an image in relief of "A serpent, the
symbol of the god. besides numerous votive offer
ings Excavations will continue until the whole
site has been cleared up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22


active, and irregular The Nc
steady at UNCHANGED prices Of points and
or . points on the active options The level estab
shed proved the lowest Of the day,
SUBSEQUENT fluctuations were somewhat irregular showing
alternating periods of strength
was very steady net unchanged points higher The
initial decline the continued Iiouidaton
and fresh sales for account which
influenced by the expanding tendency receipts follow
ing the clearing climatic conditions South
pool however came considerably better than
the local close of Friday being .62Ia
points lower whereas decline Of 312G5 points ex
pected spot cotton there quiet and points
hut the domestic spot markets
and the bull supported the the lower
level and commission houses had
Pt3d962c This buying started prices rapidly upward
and gain from the opening OF
established The room contingent seemed loss
the policy to but o he
new months Most of the business. from the
supporting orders OF the clique. of evening up
nature. due to the approaching double holiday, and
toward the close there movement profits
caused final reaction of about 1d3 points
Total sales futures estima ted at 100000 bales.
The range Of contract prices in the local
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22
NAVAL STORES

The spirits turpentine was dul e I3rsr
quoted SndHe ioVet'
ard rossibe still lower prices would be accepted on
onick bid Rosin remained firm Tar was nrmly heid
at fall quoted prices We quote;
SPIRITS TURPE;NTINE-Ou bbIs. Sc; maohine Dds
TSR-Pine bbIs 81 20. oil bbIs. 81 3oqs4 IS .,,-.
ROSTN-C'omulon. strained s. 70 good stfainSd ,5s
rSa - c. So an; II. g -; l. - Ia
81 q X s. 80; NJ So SOds3 90; y. 81; W g. -
~ 49, STOCK on HAND.
Resin
spirits tuFPeh'ii'1'- 4SS bbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22
LONDON wool MARKET.

London Feb. 2f--Trading in wool during the week
but business limited OWING -
the frmness holders There fair inquiry for
good medium fbred for American account The a.
ri,-,Is wool series Of auction sales
amount to coo bales including 1O COO forwarded drecs
10 spiuners The imports during the week We're New
south Wales 69fT bales. Queensland. |2lf NtItoTis.
Australia. -. cape OF Good HOPE AMI Nats
29sI Bussorah 2591 Punta Arenas 1o4 elsewhere Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22

Coffee Cables-Rio-Cofee market weak; No Rio.
$4,000 exchange, II 316d receipts bags: cleared
for the United States bags cleared for Europe
1000 bags: stock. 494 900 market
steady: good Santos 4s40O
stock. 900 bags. Hamburg-Conee opened
unchanged at $50 m unchanged
bags Havre-Coffee market opened barely steady. a
franc lower; al IL declined a franc total sales IS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-29
a-xtsr 6 Co.'S Cotton Letter.

New York. April 2S-cotton opened un- changed to points up. Pending the defi- nite figures as to the extent of May tend CTS, there was tame start, especially as there were signs of showers over the en- tire belt, including Texas There was no actual rain today of any consequence, ac- cording to the government map. and de- cided diversity of opinion exists as to what the market may do. The general belief Is that the distant positions will grow in popularity and are destined to higher level despite the high point already reached for the reason that spinners may become restless because of some outward development as to the next crop which Is already making poor start ard may be far enough behind later on to lead to summer boom despite the talk of prices being high enough. A large issue of May notices. had little effect on the market, which was circulated after the opening.
 Sellers were still shy and all reports as to weather and movement failed to make much impression. Port receipts, 14000;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-29

lBY c. W. Lee & Co.t
 New York. April 2s.--Today was a repe- tition of the old story, and the market either gained or lost as the result of be- tween 10000 and 5000 May notices put in circulation early in the day. These mo- tices were issued by various people hold ing cotton and not caring to look after it themselves and the larger portion was stopped by the bull clique. The represen- tative of the New England crowd said to us this morning that he guessed all the cotton delivered on May contracts would be looked after not only today, but any other day. The importance of this dispo- sition to accept the actual cotton is in Itself a very significant fact. At some fu- ture date the real importance of the an- nouncement Is likely to be felt by those who have contracted to deliver cotton dur ing the month of May. A word to the wise is sufficient Outside of the technical po- sition the real news of importance came with the weekly weather report. We are frank to say the reading Is not pleasant The report said that east of the Missis- sippi much injury had been done by cold and considerable replanting was neces- sary. In various sections planting oper- ations have been suspended on account of drought. Warmer temperatures are needed everywhere and central and west ern districts are In urgent need of rain With summer positions being manipulated and the crop starting anything but fav- orably, we don't see just what we are to sell in order to make money In fact we would continue to buy October on every recession, as heretofore
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-29
clearlnos and Exchanges.

Memphis, April 2S.-Clearings $5sS,2l5 balances $122, ,555.
 St. Louis April B.-Clearings $lss5, l5o' balances $1, ,272, ,6S0. Money steady, 5a6 per cent; New York exchange 35c premium.
 New Orleans, April 2S.-Clearings $2- 954, TIT. New York exchange $1 per $1OOO premium; commercial paper COG per 5000 discount.
 New York, April 2s.-Exchanges S242 195,S99, balances $14H1,625.
 Boston. April 2S.-Exchanges S24 496o5lS' balances $1. .965 S34.
 Philadelphia, April 2S.-Clearings Sl9- 7146O9, balances $29 ,2sS.
 Baltimore, April 2S.-Clearings S4,l44sSS' balances $46S, ,049.
 Cincinnati. April 2S.-Clearings s, 4s6 700. Money 5G16 per cent. New York. exchange 50c premium.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-29
Daily Statement.

Galveston-Firm; middling 10 1-16c, sales 544, receipts 50S3. stock 56,530.
 Mobile-Nominal; middling 10c, receipts 230, stock 7799.
 Savannah--Quiet and firm; middling 10c, sales 1011, receipts 2335, stock 32, 354. Charleston-Firm; mddling 10c, receipts l, stock S977.
 Wilmington-Firm middling 10Bc, re- ceipts g. stock 5670
 Norfolk-Firm; middling 10ssc, sales 161, receipts S10, stock 5103 Baltimore-Nominal middling 1o%c, re- cepts 300. stock 4264
 Boston-Quiet; middling 1o25, net re- cepts 566 gross 1467.
 lphia-Steady; middling 11c, re- cepts 1862, stock 31S4.
 St Louis-Quiet; middling 1oMc,receipts 42S0, stock 16,324.
 Memphis-Ste middling 10c, sales 225O, receipts 930. shipments 12S3, stock 34014.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-29
The Metal Market.

New York. April 2s-Tin was easier In the London market, declining about Is Cd. with spot closing.at f1S7 Is Cd, while fu- lures remained unchanged at f137. Local ly tin was little lower on the inside price, but the average was without ma terial change. Spot closed at s29. 95.
 Copper advanced 12s Sd in London to 950 for both spot and futures, while is re- mained quiet and nominally unchanged in the local market with lake and electro lytic and casting quoted at $14.50a14.75.
 Lead was Is lower in London, where 1t closed at f11 17s Cd. but remained quiet at $4971k locally. Spelter was unchanged in London at e21 Is 3d. and at $5.75 in the New York market. Iron closed at 52s Cd in Glasgow and at 46s 101ad in Middleboro Locally, iron was quiet; No. foundry, northern. at s2O.5oQ21.5o; No. l foundry, southern and No. 1 foundry southern soft, at $21. 50G22.OO. Warrants are nominal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-29
LOCAL MARKETS.

Yesterday was a quiet one in all the local markets and there was very little doing. Cotton was steady. No new de- velopments took place in the prices.
 In fruit and produce the market was steady. Large shipments of cabbage came in yesterday and prices are up slightly for the vegetable, but otherwise the avenue was quiet The stocks of early spring truck are neither very plen- tiful nor in the best of condition.
 There is plentiful supply of bananas, but other fruits are rather scarce. Apples are hard to find and lemons are few in number.
 There was no change In the situation of local stocks and bonds yesterday
 The staple grocery market continues to be very quiet Prices for all lines are unusually firm. Meats and lard are in- clined to be rather unsteady, but as rule the market Is at a standstil as far as prices are concerned.
 Prices on hides and wool are unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-29
Southern Railway Co.

Schedule In Effect November 2, 1902 Trains leave Birmingham as follows; e:10 a. m.-No ss. for Atlanta. Wash ington Baltimore. Phiiadel- phia. New York and the i-ast. Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car, Birmingham to New York
 s;2o a. m.-No. l9 for Montevalio. Ma plesville. Selma and way sta tons.
 i2:25 D. m.-No s5 for Columbus. West Point. Winona. Greenwood and Greenvile; also Sheffield and Florence and North Ala bama points.
 s:45 D. n.-No. 22 for Anninton and way stations; also Talladega. t:10 D. m.--No. s6 for Atlanta Jackson- villa and all Florida points; also Charlotte. Richmond. Washington. New York and the East Pullman Sleeping Car Birmingham to Jackson vile: also Birmingham to Richmond. Va
 $50 D. m.-No. 15 for Blossburg ana way stations.
 I0:20 D. m.-No. 37 TOT Columbus. west Point. winona. Greenwood and Greenville. Pull. Drawing Room Sleeping Car Birmingham to Greenville. 10 :35 D. m.-No. H for Selma, Mobile and way stations. Pullman Draw ing Room Sleeping Car Bir- mingham to Mobile Ii 80 D. m,-No 9s-New train-for Allan ta. Anniston and way sta- tions. Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car Birming- ham to Atlanta. Sleeping car can be occupied at Union sta- ton s:s0 D. m.
 For detailed information and sleeping car reservations apply passenger office' Morris Hotel building. Telephone eif J. c. LUSK. Dist. Pass Agent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-29
liverpool Market.

Liverpool. April 2s.-Spot quiet, prices to 6 points higher. American middling fair 6. good middling 5.70 middling 5.64, low middling $40, good ordinary 5.1S, or dinary 5.06 The sales of the day were 5000 bales of which 300 were for specula- tion and export. and included TOO Ameri- can. Receipts were 5000. including 460O American.
 Futures opened steady and closed bare y steady. American middling: April 5.32 @5. 3S. April-May 5.32, May-June. June- July 5.32d53 B, July-August 5.32, August September 5.21M5.22, September October 4.S7, October November 46S, November December 4.61.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-29
New York Cotton euture..
Naval sforan.

Charleston, April 2S.--Turpentine nomi- nal at 46; sales none. Resin nominal; A, B. c, D and E~1.75, F 1.S0 G l. .s5. H 2.15. l 2.75, K 2.9O, M 800, N 305, " G 3.15. w w 3.15.
 Wilmington, April 2s.-Spirits of turpen- tine, nothing doing; receipts casks. Rosin, nothing doing; receipts 27 Crude turpentine quiet, 200. S.25 and $50; re- ceipts P. Tar firm, .65: receipts Il.
 Savannah, April 2S.-Turpentine firm, 46ls bidi receipts 1868. sales 267, exports 37O. Resin firm; receipts 3277. sales 1O6, exports s92 Quote: A. B. C. D and D 1.S5, F 19O l. .a5 H 2.25, 2.S5. K 8. %. M S.1o, N a.15. w G s.25. w W S.s5