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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-25
STRANGERS. ATTENTION.

STRANGERS. ATTENTION.
Are YOU looking for r safe and profitable bus
fnsss CTsenng IN san Francisco7 II so We can
ofer you any nun Der requ r ng n Investment
fr-m 500 10 $50. 600: every business oDDof
tunify that passes through our oface must
stand the closest investigation, and we can
place yuu IN a store. factory. hotel mill o.
hce, or IN fact. any business you NAV pr-fer.
klndiv rail- and Investigate
GERMANTh INVESTMENT CO
suit 321. Emma SDreckels building
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-25

Assoc: HOTEL and baTToom with 30 rooms.
in Point Richmond; rent 800; rooms always
occupied by employees OF railroad and stand
ard Oil Company; board bill guaranteed by
company; owner never clears less thar $500
Per month. call Il. @. WILKE. 20b Aear-
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-25
FINANCIAL.
FLATS TO LETT.

A-HOCSES and fats 10 let: immense list;
service absolutely free: take advantage Of
this department; II will save you time and
trouble. Cordes Furniture Co. 245-2j9 Gtary
ST. the square.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-25
,UsINEss CHANCEs-continued,

A-SlG00 COFFEE saloon and restaurant on
the water front close 10 Market ST. daily
receipts about S65; business clearing $500
per month trial given: splendid offer; m
kearny 81.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-25
EMPLOYMENT WAYTED-MAI.E.

WANTED-Permanent position by two broth
ers. college education. age 81 and %; cannot
accept without sure chance OF promotion and
coed pay; have care OF large family. have
worked in oil and lumber in real estate Of
fec and hook store work Jointly or separate
San Jose. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-25

Ask scr THE CALL. The Operator VIII Cen
1ect Tou with The Department You Wish
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-25

WANTED-LccEsmith or wise hand. VIII
LIAM GCTzMAN. 17o6 Dwight. Berkeley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01

a P6 lots Of n s s5 Stock
from all points between South jersey and FLORIDA and
Sas . sEs en & s m @
vegetables range about quoted. We quote Potatoes.
Southern 1'9 v6 a@ tS I5S1 5o@Ss s. Dc
e EfR o % ba 81 1882 DO sSs 81 Pei
sack ssSs3 & sweet Eastern shore DsT S
dozen punches s. 5oGs5 do extra, S9g$4 do prime $50
b e od ng on aoa sS es DO b
81 IS; nearby per 100 punches sla$1 So
6ers. Baltimore basket s. So do Norfolk per Dbl SAG
Carolina 5ocas1 rs: egFpants box, Sgs2 50 green
YORK per crate s2ds2 Co. onions Egyptian per bag SEQ
per bag ss TO- do Kenueky per Dbl Sc Co. do jersey
and Southern white. basket 55caSi % do Yellow 81;
og$ go Western e. MswYor 5 large b per sps5
Isl 81 do Long Island and Jersey large per bag cog
asa 40 do Foa peT al e 81 5oSs rhu6arb nearby
bgncbes Ssi 40 syinr beans Jersey and MARYLAND
per basket 8 59a$2: do Baltimore green s. 5o
do 50cdS1; DO 60cqS1 25 squash marrow per
white $IGs2 do spinach Jersey and Boston per 81 so
per oaTTer ssS S ssTannsh sSs2 do Florida s
10 do Mississippi per fiat 793s0c do Texas DOC
do s Ths per 100 , Rpnohss sgs2 ,. .,..dv
Sc do fancy ~ d4e DO spanish sheled 70 i 41sa
Market fA spPP 9d @nc a at bS Sg 3skg gh
and feeling firm at 9qlo1ze n for and eoqs9o
a UNCHANGED prices We Clover comb fancy.
NJ lac; do fair good 13c do extracted clover 7c do
California extracted 6q64c Southern extracted per
gallon. 50d60c
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-Good sized blocks Of hay
We're again reported and while there is no marked
break in prices buyers enabled TO contend for
concession prices nearly all grades. Dealers
do look active week, Fourth of July
celebration breaks up all local business hay is
usually neglected at the time by purchasers the fear
Of careless managed fireworks We quote: Prime large
bales. per 100 10, 81 % No l. 81 O5q$ 90 No 0I2c
81; No 3, @q921zc- Small bales 81 per 100 10 less
than large Clover mixed, prime, sO195c clover clear
prime. 75GS5c; clover rejected .STRAW-Long
rye maintains good position considering the rung
prices for desirable marks. Recent weakness is less
noticeable and the OF 90c to 81 90 100 10 was
quoted to-day. Receipts of and straw in tons
reported at the Produce Exchange at to-day: Hud
River Railroad. 700: Pennsylvania. 30; Delaware
Iackawanna Western, 10: West Shore. 100; Lehgh
Valley. $50; Baltimore and Ohio. TO- Ontario and Vest
Central New-Jersey, go; river boats, 40; by
canal 240; total 1760 Receipts Of straw 24O tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01
OTHER MARKETs~eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June, observation-disclosures, 5000 Market
slow loo lower Good 10 prime $5G$5 So poor
to medium, 81 25G$4 90 stockers feeders, So 75
s. 50; bulls. 50 5O6S4 calves 50 5Od$6 % Texas fei
steers So 5OQ$4 30 Hogs-Receipts. 10000; tomorrow
$4,000; left over, 1000. Market opened 1Oc higher:
closed with advance lost Mixed and butchers s. 7OG
- 90 good 10 choice heavy, 81 SO6SJ go; rough heavy
s. t}GS5 15 light. So S0dS6 %; bulk Of sales IS $50
s. ~. Sheep-Recepts. 10000 Sheep 10 10 i5c lower
lambs steady. TO 1ac lower. Good choice wethers
S5 '5a$4 O. fair to choice mixed. $39SS 50;
East Buffalo. June O-Cattle-RcceIps 621 head slow
a. yesertays closing prices; prime shipping steers
u 9oa 50 30; butchers steers 81 150S4 So cus and
heifes 81 50g$4 90 bulls S3a$4 feeders $3a$4 % vea
steady - 2oG%6 20 Hogs active light grades: slow on
others; heavy Sc 05GS6 90. mixed Sc Odd$6 20 Workers
So loS6 90 pigs Sc i0GS6 rSIghs s. pass so stays
$4QS4 80. Sheep and ambs-Rece heat slow
mixed sheep. S2Gs4 80. wethers 81 1905
Liberty. June 90 Cattle steady. choice
81 so prime 81 IllSj %; good 81 S5a$5 higher.
prime heavy. $6nS6 10; mediums Sc 3o9$6 35. heavy
7OG$6 roughs Sass sheep slow: best wetRers
81 40aS4 30. culls and common 81 5O7$2 80 yearlins
S3qS5: veal calves SIGS7 -
Cincinnati. June 3o-Hoss weak and lower 81 25GS6
81 -. Lambs active and lower So 75aST 80
Kansas city. June 30.-Cattle--R 800 boa5
CalvesReceipts 800 head Beeves 5G15c lower Others
quiet steady Choice export and beef steers
SO 05a$4 40 Western fed steers So So Texas
Indian steers $3dSt y; COWS s. 15dSS ma i've
ard heers, 81 coast CO. Gamers 81 o5GS2 so bulls
s. 4oa$3 50: calves $3aS6 Is Hogs-Receipts II 900
81 bulk OF sales. S. 60GS5 20. heavy 6OTS5 10
packers s. 55dS5 7o light s. 65aS5 "a Workers
So 7OGS5 - pigs. So 1OGS5 30 Sheep-Recepts 50O
head; market active and steady native lambs $3.50 IS
clipped yearlngs 5OTS5 IS: cppe sheen So 9S
s. 10: stockeTs and feeders. IS 208$4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

50.
COFFEE-The displayed
singular and apparently inexcusable irregulary. To
day Influenced by lower European cables It opened at
net decline Of 500 points but before the close had not
only regained this loss, but had advanced partial
points further being finally steady net unchanged TO
points higher Sales 20c5 bales The betterment
after the initial losses due would
ing the character recently noted absence of
selling pressure, appear anything in
the days to dictate upward News
OF any kind scarce. but such there would
have been expected TO depress prices OF the European
markets HavTe sG franc lower. and Haraburg de-
olined NOV pfg. It being holiday in the Brazilian
markets Monday Official quotations received from
there and the interior Santos receipts reported q 700
bags were heavy Recent mail advices from Brazil indi
eating heavy and displaying generally pessnis
tic of the situation circulation. still
prefers taking profits to carrying their commit
Enents comparatively prices the other
hand the figures Of available supply large that
selling the coffee hand deliver
discouraged is felt that the purely
speculative the IS becoming rapidly
diminished. Spot coffee with quotations the
basis 3-16c Rio No Z.
prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. June 30. 1908.
BEEVES-Recepts 81 head: sales reported. Dressed
beef steady city dressed native sides extreme 20
cattle 12 dressed weight for refrigerator beef 9 per
and G4 sbeep and Is also esateS to have taken out
400 quarters OF beef The Oceanic TO- Liverpool is
xded between the Morris Beef COMPANY and the swift
quarters schwarzschild suIzberger 25GO
quarters estimated for Armour Co: the Kansas City
for the West Indies 20 sheep for l. S; Dillenback
making with the stock carried over from yesterday.
total Of 672 head to be sold nearly all of which at
market ruled nearly nominal About $50 head were un-
$eds7 per 100 n City drsssed Vea senePa Sales
Sales e. curtis Son. Veal yeais 1888 n average at
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Receipts including cars direct
70 saGghterers were 3ole cars or 7Io6 head, making
49ia sold all at Jersey city sheep ruled weak
and dull Sales Of lambs averaged somewhat lower
ing the About IA stock unsold Sheep
bunch 81 so; lambs s59s6 70 mutton SAG
&c per 10; dressed lambs 9'49121ac.
lambs rs n average at 50 IS 100 70; 2O2 do. Is 10
2 do 80 10 at $ 75 2as do 90 ~ at S? co. 24s DO g
s. So FL do 60 h. at IS Co. 2ss Do s. So at 70 ssh M
do IS n 50; $50 Virginia 40, n at S. I94 DO s.
b. at S. 75 81 Virginia d. s. h. at s. s. 81 do do o5
al S. s. d. III @ at TO- n u at d % a a So I
indiana sheep and yearngs 50 10 at 81 % bucks 1856
To6in & shannon: 254 Kentucky lambs II H. at So Co.
: s. a! Tifga ss % d. at Ss Stale aS
do 20 n, at SC so AZ Pennsylvania SO 10,
Kentucky do. ITO ID. S4: "a do 70. S4
2s1 125 n. So So; 40 Pennsylvania DO. at
So so: S5 Ohio do, 90 ID, 81 So 10, 81
IS do SO 10, at So 75 81 bucks culls. 1O4 So
3 bucks. 1875 10 at So.
Newton & Co: 24O Kentucky lambs, II 70. at Sc 20;
29 DO Is 10 at S. CO. 1s5 do Y ~ at Sc So 2l3 do 6s
~ at So 90 12o Virginia do 60 n, at Sc .; Ken
lucky sheep 100 10, at S4 do, 60 ID. So 16
142 II. at IS
90 Y3 J34ss + C go e lambs IS p
s. 75 16 Maryland do, 9s N. So Is bucks 1S0 10
] H wtlkerson: %! Kentucky lambs "a n. at SO TO-
3 Kentucky sheep III 10. at So %.
Harrington & Co: 223 Kentucky lambs 70 10 at Sc Go
5. Judd & Co 1873 Kentucky lambs. 60 10.
Kentucky sheep 95 n. 50 so
HOGS-Receipts. 9I2 cars OF 14OO head all CON
signed direct Country dressed quoted slsq9zc per
n medium light weights.
sales (al las yesterday)-J. H. Hume & Bro: 81
State hogs no 10 per ~ IS roughs
PES 10 at IS so; S55 N. at 49, boars i36 n
50.
Andrew Mullen: - State hogs. 179 n. at SC so; 2
Il H Hollis: 90 state hogs III ~ at So SO; roughs
S. Sanders: III distlery fed Pennsylvania hogs las
n, at So 20: PENNSYLVANIA hogs 213 Sc 35 So
state Dc 1s9 n at Sc 30: roqghs. 400 n at S. So
State DO 200 n at Sc s5 roughs 305 n. IS So.
Tobin & shannon: 21 State hogs 159 70. at SO So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01

Northwest permitted another attack the market By
lac lower than the previous night with the underone
weak and considerable long wheat on the markeI par
general throughout spring wheat States than the previous
Valley was stn dry The trade opinion on crop mat.
declined without any support except little around
midday, when corn had sharp and unexpected ad-
selling orders in December wheat which helped depress
any interest in cash wheat the decline sales
as out LOADS an at o9sports % sur use
sponse whatever made to the weekly government
North Dakota from drouth. which has also proved
Minnesota. This was principally of the most
favorable reference made by the report to winter wheat
York and Michsan, while harvesting has progressed
SATISFACTORILY The close at English markets was 1sq
sd net higher at Paris 10 to so points up ana at
side markets Of the country liquidation was as much
feature as here. and prices Grum6led away as much
was about Ssc under the top point Of the recent bull
were as follows; No Northern Duluth. 92Hc' No
and No %orihern chicago sae all to arrive 10
red New-York s65fc nominal ;CoRN.-F,oE a time i'm.
strength shorts being disturbed over prospects
seasonable Temperatures and clear skies The
% F ReTe Sns r soa % ana decline @ place
IN Inc afternoon r as Tsons9 to 9sevness IN s
condition Of corn Was generally reported with the con-
ditlon in closely approxlmating the average In
the Middle Atlantic States howeyer it has made slow
ton Export business dropped off to loads here and
600 BUSH Or about double the receipts Of year
No corn closed 573so elevator and SstAc o anoat
oATsThe Western market for. oats rather strong
The harvest is in progress far north Southern
n ghS ha to made e SsTP
locally the o sash sales Snopnsd to only 1SGoo 54
No white 47o; track white 48g491se and standard
sc aaoat state 5s9591sc B BARI "
viii be closed on Friday, July 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01

grocers Cut loaf and crushed t,45c; Eagle, tablets,
5.95c; mold and cubes 5.i0c: xxx powdered, &c;
powdered. powdered fruit powdered, 4S5c;
Eagle. eonteetioneTs granuated, Ioc; Eagle coarse
and extra fine granuated. 495c: Eagle, Pm cartons 2
N bags and 5b bags Of nne granuated &C. Eagle nne
confectioners A. 470c; Nos and g. SOC; No 1850;
No g. 450c; No 9, 4.45c: No Z, 40c; No s. 35c No
430c No 10, 25c: No IL. 42Oc; No l., l5c No 10,
410c Nos IA and Is. 4O5c; No 16 4c Eagle powdered.
515c crystal domnos 705c. sale of 800 tons
various muscovado. basis SO test sold at Be- landed
This is &c under the previous sale OF musco
vado sugar: While this sale makes lower basis II
admitted that large lines be obtained at that
figure Centrifugal 96 test is quoted at 3lzg3 O-16c,
and moasses sugar. 50 test, at 2%a27sc The London
beet sugar market quiet and unchanged, with June
and July held Is nd The stock OF sugar in the
United KINGDOM is Ill 600 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

liverpool June So-C!osing: Wheat-Spot steady: No
req western winter, Us AID. No / California
futures quiet July Is sid. September is 3s.d Corn
spot quiet: American mixed 81
nominal July, IS Sad. September. As clad Peas-tvae
aaotl aGli % Va tlour-St Louis winter ouisr
IS 81 Hops at l3ndon Paehe GoasO. IS IOs6i6 los
western SIS Cd Hams-ShoTt cut Ia to Ia m stes3v'
o's Cumberland cut u 70 80 ~ steady as M,
sNIt 10 10 L 70 10, stock. long
- 10 ~ 10 arm S2s Cd long miid.es heavy s5
- urn 9ls od short clear backs. n
soaS rus TtSr bellies Il to ID n quiet. AIS shoulders
II 70 II 10 steady. SOS 6d Lard-Prtme
am ~ "a teFees easy As; American redned in psils
81 aus ga Cheese-Finest American. white Quiet NJ
&C. .'o'e1 dull o2s Cd Butter-Go1d United Stafas
eaJyt 'o Iaiioy--P Prime city firm 2is Cd Turpenfns
xip.,tIts steeuN. OBS Sd Rosin-Common steady
s"''eum-felned steady. cad. Linseed oil arm. 25A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. June 5O-The wool market here is little
hrmer this week, although the trade still very quiet
and confined small lots There a general stifening
in prices IN Territory wocls New fine medium
tories have been sold on basis Of soc clean
woods quOtabe at 52Q5Sc with
SOC and medium at 45146c Old Territory quoted
frmer; staple a 52d55c secured basis
tn 52155C. medium is quoted at "a
4Sc, with medium 4346c Fleece are generally
quiet except for mediums, which quoted fully 1c
higher than week The following are quotations
for leading descriptions Territory-IdahO fine I4d14iac
fine medium 15i2 d16c. medium 1eRI7c: Wyoming fine
14q15c fine medium, 15lz116c; medium, 17d1sc: Utah
and Nevada. fine 14'36l5c fine medium I6is 1l7IaC:
medium, 1s919c, Dakota fine 14Q15c. fine medium l6d
medium. IS619c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
sg,The leaving time from Desbrosses and
sutton. e&eept . where otherWlse noted
cars For chicago Indianapolis and LogsyiIIs
Smoking and Observation Cars Cincinnati lndiahap-
1o25 A. VI. PENNsYLvAN1A LIMITED Pullman
sS G Dn For S sS@s c fHa and
1.55 p. VI. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS ExPR I E;ST
For Toledo. Nashville wa Cincinnati and LouisViAe'
4.55 p NJ GHISSt50 LIMITED.DPuilman sleepins.
Smoking Observation cars For Chicago. Ioiedo'
900 p NJ ST LOUIS l EirREss-For PittssuTg en- Gin
ESr San Va aka yasy chicago hSass FOR
76S p n. PAcTF1c ErPREss@For Pittsburg and
Route Connects for Gleygand s1eePf S@fSTSs Elk
PRBsS-For Pittsburg Cleveland. Cincinnati Indian
"D0n7 w AS ii t$ToN AND THE SOUTH, co-,
80 s - n56g G3T 100 9, 81 IS Coming Car
m 1928 DninE Can 2lo CDeS5r9sses and AZ PaIor
Dining cars, 8 Is dining carr 80 Dining car az
a2S Bnins S ca2 g TO- Dining Car m i
ing Carr (S25 Congressional Limited All Fl or az -
pesbTosses and coItiahdt Streets 615 Dining CAR.
soUTHERN RA1LwAY-Express. rs D. m. r. 10 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-E1press. Q Is a m and rs
sBABoARD AIR LINE RALwAY.-Express 1888 p, m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA11.wAy.-FOr Memphis
c and Tsy Orleans o84 p p m dSy m week
*
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-7-55 a m
weekdays and s.55 m. daily. L.,
ATLANTIC CTTY.-9.55 a m. and 2 IS p. week-dayys
Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches weekday Par
Tor Smoking Car Paror Cars, Dining Car ana Staa'0
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-I255 D. m. weekdays
points York and Long Branch Railroad IRON
West Twenty-third Street Statonl, 40 500 a. r.
II 10 10 Saturdays only. 2 o. 255 30 so sd
655 D m. weekdays Sundays. 80, % a. III
m (from Desbrosses and Cortland Streetsl %
900 1920 ~ Saturdays only. : 30 10 ~
400. $40 and 100 p m. weekdays sundays 30
Gas a m. 500 p From Desorosses street only
a M Cortlandt Onlv 3 IS a. Weeh-oaSs-
FOR PHILADELPHIA. -
COS. T.25 755 7.55 Dining carr, S2j $50 30 COihlhs
Carr OBS st. Louis Limited. 1910 CDesoTosseS anu
Cortandt Streets. 1920 Dining carr. 1O23 Penna
Limited). 1888 Dining Carr 1853 a. m. l259 CDinlhs
155 Dining Car, . 10 Desbrosses and Cortanat
Streets. 200 255. 325 Dining Car), 3 s. 42o. 40
Dining Carr. 455 Dining Carr abs Cficago Limited
for Germantown Jct only 555 Dining Csr) $50 100
SIS. SIS. 9 25 .. II 10 night weekdays Suncays
sos Dining S.25 9 % Dining Carl 30 lSt
Limited, 955. 10 % (Penna Limited 1919 (u-
a m. 1885 Dining carr 80 (DtninE carr
Limited Germantown Jet. only, 455 DINING earl
5.55 Dining Carr 755. s %. SIS. 95 u 10 night
Offices 461. 1854 1S and POI broadway; lS<
(heoW 23d ST.. 263 Fifth Avenue corner
stations Of DesbrOsses and CoTtandt
$50 Fulton Street $50 Broad
Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brooklyn; sta
ton. Jersey city. York Transfer Company
will call and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through 70 destination. ,.,.-,.
Telephone ''914 Eighteenth Street. for pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service. ,
W. ". ATTERBURY. J. R WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GBO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June 80, ? m--Cottpa-spot in limited de-
prices - points lower; American middlng fair
42d; good ordinary 612d; primary 592d The sales ~
the qay were 5000 bales OF which snsc1s
ton ana export and Included $500 American Receipts
'ouO bales. including 6IOO American Futures opena5
easier and closed quiet and steady; American mddinE
e. July. Sod. July and August. Sad N,,o,fs,
and September 44q6 l5d. September ana CScfoGr 49,
S9lt; october and November 300 sod. November ana
December. SSSd, December and
and February. Sad. February March PAD 'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01

The local market for SPOT cotton closed quiet WIN
prices Is points lower. the basis of 13c for mddling
upland and % oe for middling Cult Sales SO bales
Savannah firm. unchanged. at 12}zc. sales 8 bales.
omitted. Wilmington
nor omitted. Baltimore
changed. at l315c- st. Louis quiet unchanged
13Ac Galveston firm and unchanged 12%d. Mobile
nominal; quotations omitted Norfolk steady and
a 13c: sale ] bale. NeW-Oreans quiet IN
changed. 1896 sales 200 bales Augusta irregular
Gales, 3 bales To-norroWs estimate
Nevg-Orleans receipts points 100 800 bales
pared with SIS a week ago Ill year.
ports interior points to-day.
pared with the day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spo cotton
quiet sales 5000 bales: speculation and export 300
American. 1000 receipts. 1000 American, 1000; mid
dling-upand. esd futures opened 10Il2 points
decline quiet steady. 44l4z points lower
July 652d. July-August. 651d; AUgust-september.
venber, 49a55Od: November December, $500. 36d.
fDecenher-Jaluary 2sd; January-February 52Td Feb
ruar,-Msrch 26d Manifestations Irregular: cloths
dull
DRUGS-Essenf!al oils remained steady. with a small
Tut frequent call the leading kinds. which gives
good sales a whole. The business
closed following prices Peppermint tins, So 100
rs So 25TS3 so spearnint S40Si 90 tansy,
So 25aS3 50; pennyroyaI 81 25qS1 .ROOTS-The
5obbine lots following Burdocc.
Sc. genan &c: ginger. Jamaica. beached, 13c: do
bleached Zoe; ginseng Northern S54$6: do Southern,
81 So golden seal 54d5ec hellebore powdered &C. leo
y5ce ordinary &C. selected. bundles lOc;
western 81 O5; Southern Soc snake Virginia. SOC;
DO Texas 4ec: Canada. 20G22c. 90 natural. l5c.
FLOUR AND MEAL-On spring patents the market
wa being shaded little account OF the break IN
wheat spring bakers and the winter wheat grades,
because scarcity held about steady We Spring
atents 81 e0S4 sraights 50 75QS3 80, win
No winter SO I0@S9 20; No winter. s. 90QS3s
RED dog 500 bO1pS24 80. arrive RYE FLOUR
Firm quoted: Fair good S3NS3 IS; choice fancy.
az 4OGsS co. .CORNHEAL-Firm quoted; Kiln dried.
"a I5S5S3 % brand BAG MEAL-Qulet. quoted:
Fine white yellow 81 5OnSl 90: 81 12m$l Il
-. FEED-Steady: quoted Spring bran, spot SO 20;
sacks arrive 900 n prompt SIS 10 spring bran mid
ding sI9 25dS22 in 30 10 sacks. city feed, $50 nseed
oil s27 homny chop. $21 in bulk S2l 90 In sacks
10 arrive: clinical S25 80
GRAIN-WHEAT-A continuation Of rains in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentiue was active and
steady Rosin firm, Tar firmly held. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bills 49G'
TAR-Pine bbls So 40 oil bbls 81 4OGS4 As
ROSIN-Common strained. 50 O5GS2 O11z; D.
81 is: 2 81 2oas2 % F. So 80: G, g So H, 50 50:
So O5S3 10; x SO 3O0S3 NJ, So 4OS3 50: n. 81 300
So 60: W G, So 7Od$3 so. and w W. IS 90
STOCK ON HAND.
EOSin. bblS AE5ot
Spirits turpentine. bbls. 56
Tar, bblS -oOo
Charleston June SO.-Turpentine steady. 46%c Rosin
steady Quote: a, r, c. 81 -; d. 81 so; z; 81 80:
81 C, 81 H 80 20 l. s. 55 K, 81 20; NJ, 81 50; N
So go W G. So: w :, So 90
New-orieans June 3O-Receipts: Rosn. 1913 bbls; tur
pentIne OF bbls.
Savannah June 8O-Turpentine firm 47Ac; receipts
LAO bbs: sales 761; exports. 1850 Rosin firm re
ceipts 65; sales. LBS quote: B. C. s. so; D. 81 So
E 81 60; F. 65 G. 81 TO- H. 50 %; l. 81 IS; K 81 So
NJ So 90; n So w G. So 10; W w So so.
Wilmington, June 30Spirits turpentine nothing doing
receipts Resin. nothing doing; receipts, 227
bbls Crude turpentne firm 81 70 So and So Is; receipts
1O6 bbs Tar firm 81 Go: receipts. SO bbs