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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11
senator Hanna's ConditIon

Washington, D. G. Feb. 11.-Senatol
Hanna's condition is practically IN
changed this morning DR.. Carter, after
visit to the Senator this morning, an
nCunced to Mr.. Dover, the Senators
secretary, that Mr.. Hanna is in very
good shape at this hour. He had a very
good night. About 9 o'clock last even
ing there was a slight trace of nausea,
but that was soon controlled and has not
since required. The Senator has taken
nourishment this morning and at this
time his condition is said to be very
favorable. DIR. 0sler will arrive from
Baltimore about l1:30 and bulletin will
be issued about noon.
Senator Hanna condition was report
ed in a bulletin issued by his physicians
shortly after one O'Clock this afternoon
as follows: Senator Hanna is weaker
this morning and shows the effects of the
fever. The temperature at noon was
1922, pulse 100, respiration %. There
are no complications.
Doctor Osler arrived at the Arlington
shortly before noon today. 1t is STATED
that in addition to his weakness the SEN
ator is more apathetic than usual today
This, the doctors say, is merely the effec
of the fever, and is not to be regarded as
an alarming symptom. While they will
not express a definite belief to tina
effect the physicians say that thu
climax of the fever may have passed
The Senator's temperature has not beer
as high as lO3 degrees since day before
yesterday. Doubt as to the time of thu
climax in the disease is unavoidable,
because it cannot be known definitely
when the fever attacked the Senator
He takes nourshment regularly and il
able to retain it. The patient has re-
iecled no nourishment since III O'Clock
yesterday when he vomite da quantity o
milk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11
Murderer Hanged.

Greensburg, Pa, Feb. ll.-Charles f
Kruger was hanged at 1000 this morn
ing. The crime for which Kruger was
hanged was a murder of a most cold
blooded type. He was employed at the
coke ovens near Latrobe the early par
of last su inner. On the Fourth of July
he began drinking heavily. Conceiving
the idea that he was to have some fun
with some Italians, he placed a stick Of
dynamite in shanty and blew it up.
Then to further amuse himself he fired a
number of shots at the inmates who
narrowly escaped death in the wrecked
building. Constable Bierer was sent to
arrest the desperate, when the latter
shot the officer, killing him instantly. No
sooner had the criminal been placed in
Jail, than he began to concOct schemes
for escape. He tried to commit suicide
once, but took too much poison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11
Attempt TO Dynamite a Bridge.

Ansonia, Conn.,, Feb. 1l.-An at
tempt was made some time before mid
night last night to blow up the new
railroad bridge over the Naugatuck
river with dynamite. Six huge sticks
of blasting dynamite, enough to have
blown no half the town, were placed on
the bridge, with the intention of wreck
ing it. A small quantity of the explo-
sive was successfully set off, loosening
several bolts on the bridge. Following
this explosion, the Waterman saw two
men running toward Derby, but there is
no clue to their identity. The attempt
was made just before the arrival Of a
passenger train, heavily laden, from
New Haven. Non-union workmen
Nave been employed on the bridge and
unsuccessful attempts have been made
to induce them to either join the union
or strike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11
COuRT OF APPEALS.

The following is a summary Of the
opinions yesterday:
By Judge John A. Buchanan
Templeman's administrator VS.. Pugh,
receiver. From the Circuit Court Of
Fauquier county. Reversed.
Parlett VS.. Dunn. From the court of
law and chancery of the city of Norfolk.
Reversed.
BY Judge George M. Harrison
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany VS.. Hawkes. From the Circuit
Court of Nottoway county. Reversed.
Dining vs.. Dining. From the
Hastings Court of the city of Ports
mouth. Reversed.
By Judge Stafford G. Whittle--
Worthington vs.. Norfolk Railway and
Light Company. From the Court of
Law and Chancery of the city of Nor
folk. Affirmed.
Chesterman vs.. Boiling. From the
Circuit Court of GOchland county. At
frmed.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company VS.. Richmond Mica Company.
From the Circuit Court of the city of
Richmond. Affirmed.
Peoples National Bank, Lynchburg,
vs.. Virginia Textile Company, &c. From
the Corporation Court of the city of
Lynchburg. Appeal and supersedeas.
Bond, $500.
Glamorgan Pipe and Foundry Com
pany vs. Tunison. From the Circuit
Court of the city of Lynchburg. Writ
of error and supersedeas. Bond, 81, 600.
Consumers Brewing Company vs..
city of Newport News. Petition for
rehearing. Refused.
Graeme VS.. Mutual Assurance So
ciety. Petition for rehearng. Refused.
Following were the other proceedings:
Southern Railway Company and others
VS.. Glenn's administrators aud Glenn's
administrator vs.. Southern Railway
Company and others. Argued and sub
mitted.
Lloyd &C., VS.. Loyd's executor ct al.
Argued and submitted.
The court adjourned until the first of
March.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11
Confessed the Murder.

Blue6eld, W. Va, Feb. Hilary
Taylor, of Mercer county, confessed to
his sister Wednesday that he had killed
an unknown man and hid his body under
an abandoned mountain shanty. She
doubted the story Of her brother, who was
drunk, but she sought another sister and
they went to the abandoned house and
Investigated. They found a dead man
who had been shot with a rife. Taylor
robbed the murdered man of $3.50, and
then took his clothing. Taylor escaped
after telling the story to his sister.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11
Princess Commits Suicide

New York, Feb. ia cable dis
patch from Vienna says it is rumored
there that Princess Elizabeth of Windich.
Graete, granddaughter of Emperor Franz
Josef and who was reported on Deem
Der 9TH to have shot the actress Louise
Zeigler, whom the princess discovered in
the apartments of her husband, Prince
Otto, has committed suicide in the castle
at Prague. According to The dispatch
the Princess was soon to become moth
err She was suffering from form of in
sanity which manifested itself in terrible
fits of jealousy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11
that japanese vessels captured Russian
troops off Mokpo on the 9th.

that japanese vessels captured Russian
troops off Mokpo on the 9th.
Washington, D. c., Feb l1.-Should
Secretary Hays suggestion as conveyed
in his circular note to the powers prevail,
he will have added another achievement
to his record as adiplomat. Great Britain
and Germany have already acquiesced to
his proposition and other nations will
probably follow in short order. Austria
Hungary, China and Italy are almost
certain to adopt the plan for the neutral
ization of China. France will wait upon
Russia, and as for Japan, it is one of the
objects for which she has been negotiating
indirectly and is now fighting for. Its
practical effect will be for the world powers
to take up the negotiations broken off by
Russia and Japan and to settle them for
ever. Naturally Russia will be averse
to this plan, but it is prophesied by some
of the shrewdest diplomats in Washing
ton that even she. in the end, will submit,
and then France, who in all matters in
ternational is regarded here as tied to
Russia sapron strings, will meekly follow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11
Buy IL Now.

Do not wait until you or some Of your
family are sick nigh unto death, and
then send for Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, but buy
it now and be prepared for an emergency.
1t is the one remedy that can always be
depended upon in the most severe and
dangerous cases. For sale by Richard
Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11
Strike.

Charleston, S. c., Feb. 1.-THE
maintenance of way employees of the
entire Atlantic Coast Line system went
out on strike at noon today, because of
the refusal of the road to grant an in
crease in wages and better hours. The
officials claim the Atlantic Coast Line
is now paying as good wages as any
competing road in the snuth. About
FIVE thousand men are affected by the
strike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11
Relief I'm One Minute

One Minute Cough Cure gives relief in one
minute, because it kills the microbe which
tiekles the mucus membrane, causing the
cough, and at the same time clears the
phlegm, draws out the inflammation and heals
and soothes the affected parts. One Minute
Cough Cure strengthens the lungs, wards of
pneumonia and is harmless and never fail.
ing cure in all durable cases Of Coughs. Colds
and Group. One Minute Cough Cure is pleas.
ant TO take, harmless and good alike for young
and old. Sold by ell druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11

THE Constitution of Virginia was
changed supposedly to curtail expenses
and reduce the number of offices, but
since the new instrument went into eff
feet it appears that nearly every expense
has been increased, and to the multiple
ity of offices there is no end Yester-
day bills were introduced in the legisla-
ture creating four additional Offices
an oil inspector, State delinquent tax
collector, board of telegraph examiners
and board to care for needy Confederate
women. Each Office would, of course,
have numberless attaches to whom sal
aries would have to be paid and the
State thereby put to a great expense.
The legislature should adjourn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11

Hoes LINERS are now being used in
stead of goose livers in the manufacture
of pate de fol gras, and, according to
DR. Harvey w. Wiley, chief of the
bureau of chemistry of the Department
of Agriculture, the substitution can be
detected only by microscopic examina
ton. He declares that hog livers are
shipped from this country abroad and
returned to the United States in the
shape of pate. Much of the pate, he
says, is totally innocent of goose livers.
Well, if the fellow who pays for pate
and eats hogs liver doesn't know the
difference, it's nobody's business but his
own. This is cas- where if ignorance
is bliss, It's folly to be wise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11
Mysterious Circumstance

One was pale and sallow and the other fresh
aud rosy. Whence the difference She who
IS blqshing with health uses DR.. Kings New
Life Pills to maintain it. By gently rousine
the lazy organs they compel good digestion
and head of constipation. Try them. Only
25o, at f. S. Leadbeater d Sons. druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11
New York Stock Market.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE stock mar
ket was irregular and confined almost
wholly to the professional element. The
opening was steady but prices suffered
some concessions. The absence of liquida-
ton, however led to covering of trad
ing shorts and the market in many in-
stances recovered its lost ground. Bonds
dull and irregular. Governments new
As lost per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11

FOR AN AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL,
Representative Rixey, of Virginia, yes
terday introduced in the House, by re-
qnest, bill to establish a school of agri-
culture for the District of Colombia.
The bill recites that no provision has
been made for educating the youth OF the
Districtin the science Of agriculture, and
appropriates 81, 900, 900 for the purpose
of establishing such a school either in the
District or in one of the adjoining States.
After the School is established it is to
receive s25, 900 a year from the govern
ment. The bill provides that the school
shall be open to all youths of the District
who have reached the age of twelve and
are able to read and write. One OF the
proyisionsis that all students shall be re-
quired to work at manual labor four hours
a day for FIVE days a week. The produce
of the school is to be sold and the pro-
ceeds credited to the students toward
paying their tuition, the declared purpose
being to eventually make the school self
sustaining.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11
The Cosmopolitan for February has been

The Cosmopolitan for February has been
received from its editor, at Irvington,
n. Y, Its leading article, "The Con-
quest of Asia by Russia" is most timely
and well illustrated. The serials,
"Romances of the Worlds Great Mines"
and 1.-THE Dramatic History Of South
America, are full of interest and in
formation. William E. Corey and George
Cadbury are the subjects of this month 5
Captains Of Industry" Recent adj
vances in Astronomy" "Methods of
Inducing Sleep" and THE Breadth of
Herbert Spencer's Teaching are to be
noted among other good articles. Fiction
by clever writers. "Men, Women and
Events" humor, poetry and satire COM
plete this interesting issue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11

BLENDED TEAS for sale at 4Oc, zoe and Goa
per pound ut J.C. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-11

The. Market.
Georgetown, Feb. 1l.-Wheat s5a90.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

S2eSt calves So S99Ss 29 Texas fed steers Sass so
nsad market 1O i5c higher; mixed and butchers So $50
e. ~ sod 10 eho4os heavy 50 9OQsS SS rough heavy
asa sDs' e s Eh IS I0sSs 30 bulk Of sales $ 95
good TO choice wsrsrs IS 75as choice mixed
sSgsa; native lambs. 81 5OaS5 IS.
cincinnati Sept. 26.-HOGS quiet: butchers, SO 2j
shiHPers 81 25GSa I5 $28$2 40. SHEEP steady
Slgs 5O lambs. 81 25GS8
Kansas city, Sept 8-CATTLE-Receipts. 23 400
head Including 1000 southerns steady Choice
Gso; Western fed steers 1895 stockers and feed
ers " 2ogS4 Southern steers 81 5O9$S 90 Southern
Segfs 80 sSs a. native COWS 81 5oqS3 I5 na.iye
50 so HOGS-Recetpts $500 head; market loo higher;
TOP price SO o. bulk IS 9OGS8; heavy 9O8S6 packers
20 eoqS5 90: pigs and lights IS 75gs6 O5- sFiEEP-Re-
81 % native wethers 50 25dS3 70: native ewes SsgSs 4O
western lambs 4pSS l5 Western yeariings SO 250S3 OO
Hsern sheep 81 1888 30: sockers feeders 50 30
East Buffalo Sept 26-CATrI.E- Receipts 300 head:
Eood cattle steady common. slow 1Oql5o lower prime
stsers % lSGS1 5o shipping 81 5GS5; butchers 80 30
gS1 heite-s SSG$t 81; COWS 50 5OGS+ bulls 81 25GS4:
socSers and feeders. 81 GS3 go heifers
guoc 20 choice e48QS48 medium good S3O6$4O: COM
mon SISgS20 Neals-ReceipJs. 1900 head STEADY.
- Scd$I 90 HOGSReceips 205O0 head. fairly active
@ nlgner heavy. mixed and Workers.. 40: pigs
s. Is e5; rough s. 2Oq$5 4O stags S4aS4 IS: daes
SOgS6 ~ grassers IS T56S6 20. SHEEP AND LAMBS
81 SspTs &c 1000 bead acve and higher lambs 81 soc
81 %oaSi 40; sheep mixed. s2s$4 40
Union stock Yards, Pittsburg Sept. 2G-CATTIE-
s5 GSo 90 fasr IS 29ass Is HoGsERecsipJs 60 double
sHd heavy Io-ksrs ss 4oas6 40 light Workers.. So 400
50 90 pigs s. TbGS6: rosghs s. 5OtiS5 SHEEF-Sup
ply fair market steady Prime wethe-s. 50 25GS4 30:
SoIIq3rn93s 81 S9gS2 spring lambs. So 5OaS6; VEAL.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
CASH QUOTATIONS.
eENERAL MARkET REPoRT.

NsU--Yor1. September 2s 1914.
COFFEE-The coEee market worked a 4itlle S toHStI
ne a -esuIf ~ what seemed he moderate liquidation
IN tbe absence of speculation. There Was noihng
~ srecisl character IN 10 explain the decline
The a-lxar opened steady at unchanged prices 10
5scira ~ points later 81 increased The loss. and
Was finally steady 80 10 points lower saies NeIe
markets reported any changes Hamburg was un-
charged 70 4 pfg higher. and Hayre- after some ~
regularity. closed : franc lower. Receipts al Bra
zan poirs above last yeaf. were not quite 50
appear % be somewhat though Street peo-
7le as v hole little improvement IN the volume
of huying orders interior sources There Mere
Se October notices issued. hut nothing tranapireo IA
this connection that could be considered sgiineant
srs The selling movement seemed 70 be nothing Jess
than liquidation holders Who have become tlred
q waiting reduction n visible supplies ana "h0
ar now facing Increase which they beileFe
wear on the other hand appears that some OF the
most important trade interests have been very heavy
BUYERS Of actual coffee ln BrazA 50 Tar TINS season.
ard rhat they couseQu must have confidence IN
values The spot market steady. with quotations
on hasiE OF S Rio No The total ware
house deliveries the United States for the week
Iz6 bags. 1858 BAGS last week and
sS.s47 bags for the same week year ago OF the
former amount, New York reported loZ.lzo bags.
Santos receipts the week aggregated $4,000 bags,
compared with bags last week and 2S6 900 bags
for the corresponding week last year. Receipts az
AGGREGATED 10000 bags. ooutrasted with $4,000
bags the previous and 1l5Q00 bags last year.
Rio cleared 81 bags the United States during
175.OO0 hags the United States and lls.t00 10
Europe. Receipts Bahia for the week were 500
bags. Present stock $4,000 bags. ClesraEces 20 the
United states 2o0O bags. 10 Germany 5000. and TO
the rest of Europe, l59o bags.
The range Of contract prices in the local market
day IS follows.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

CUT MATs-PieSled bellies nrm quoted: Smoking. I1c
1osc u 10 9Ssc: IA 10, 947c picked shoulders
steady quoted; IKE; picked hams steady quoted l?c@
7oS 1,oted ~ eity ;, 1a1d 5Sc
refined lard Arm quoted South America, $500: Con
tinent, 5000; Brazil kegs 960c compound firm: quoted
81 961sc. STEARINE firm; quoted; oleo. s-e; city
"a stearfne, SAC.
RiClThe market firm with good demand at
all distributing points We quote: Domestic ordinary.
s1ae: head 4@G6Ac; Patna, 5hQS}.c; Japan foreign
nominal: do domestic. 2sQ3%o: Java, 4A15Ac; Ran
soon. IN bond, ga G2&-
sCdAA-Renneo sugar vas steady TO hrn ana un- %
net less l per cent for each esven days: CIT
loaf and crushed. 5.s5c; mould a. 5.eOc: cubes
1000 Xxx powdered 500; powdered coarse pow.
granulated. 650c; Eagle and fine granu-
lated S5c Eagle 10 10 bags and ID bags
OF fine granulaed 64oc: Eagle fine gsnuated standard
grannated and diamond A. 525c eOnfeeroneEs A. Ice;
Nos /. and g. &C. No I. 90c; No g. SOC No 4e5c:
No 7. 4 soc; No g. 4 zoe; No . 65c; No 10 4eOc No
market at NeN-York steady drrn with
duty paid prices quoted Centrifugal 96 test
5-l6c muscovado SO test SSsc, and molasses sugar
So test a3so The London beet sugar market was firm;
although 40 lower with September quoted at los IL 1d
and October at lis 4lAd.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

& 9'tGn sa!s 3 special Liverpool essesspUt cotton
AneTeaE 1000 bales receipts 1900 bales ali Amsr
net points on GsT ang futures ots GgnfS 6 on dsts
ess1 g1 sS PSb atob s2E
snasfy sesa O1od DsesS6o-
67d MaTehApr May ana aH' May-June 5.eSd
flour AID 9T Sgiet situation sna remains un-
sell In yisw wheat Sr vas nSt demand there is
n f9 soIr has sress II IS nGteworhy fart that
norsassa spring patents 50 %
8 2sl5ss 81 spring yS Clears 5Sss Sia
FoHR 1 quoted Fsi, SG wnter 3 8 4os co. S cbcee
S lsnag ,ss 3 SsSsi S 3oRSSlIT Rim
quoted Ens White Yellow, 81 as; Coarse iiSsl -
spring $50 Is siandard middlns 81 I5 So "a
San aes heavy 9aed sasSS&4 bulk and sacks;
sss issss qR5;a sss g '''' - nn.ra,or
Sfono of 1 Per " made on ss e @ or
ket to-day became demoralized times. and closed
sent out from St louis in the late attsrnooh
count for the break in that market The Northwest
nearly % decline day, while de charaetsr q
aid much to unsettie hcders in the various
at at'rDs a eaT
sonth~ett msrksR TseF s57 oSS bDshe whereas ship
0 N M there i but b bushels S
he's been IN the immediate past Nevertheiess the
pared with increase OF 1.a6s,OOO bushels IN the
and 70 the fae hst w5nespes stocks ba aG ans
decreased 90, bushels week. as evidence OF
rapid home consumption but their efforts rally
the market this influence met with little or no
success II was quite evident that OF the wheat
coming the market from operators who went
long last week the French duty scare who had
hoped that the scare unfounded.
patches from time TO time mentioned and
Armour buying, but the houses and
prices declined almost steadily opening close
Clear weather iE the Northwest except scattered
showers. was attended by seasonabie Temperature.
ana m average Of the estimates OF prominent
western commercial Journals snggcsted 152 900 600
bushels for the three Northwest seven mill
ION more than the last Government report English
markets were little the worlds OF
only SSoSooo bushels. according RToomhaiI against
Il5szQop bushels the previous week but Continental
markets were AL weak Paris closing TO IS points
points down Exporters bought loads Of What O.,
Dnluth No red closed 81 export and 81 Is choice
no northern Duluth, 81 23H afoat CORN
Ihe corn market early in the day declined about a
arc hed almost stationary throughout session NOT
s Mlst5lst.haihs me heavy declines In wheat II was
evident that the market being supporfsd 80 a.
west by people having lines protect and as tbs
rains IN central parts OF the helped The huii .d
2r the market there was little aggressive pTessurs
nesIern receipts moreover. about 500 o6o hush
.. Gut and sc net lower The export business
consisted OF three loads three fonS. n,t
ports me visible supply increased SIS. coo hnsSeI,
ara local stocks decreased 2s 200 bushels No cor1
closed 1'I4c elevator and 57Ao Z o b anoat: No
"nlte 81 n and No yellow. 6oc Z o afoaf oars
There less pressure on the las is "a -
- 4ay iolI'~i7g other grain on the Increass ~
~ Oe0 bushels in the visible supply The cash yo,y
So n Nev ferk was quiet. prices as foliovrs
~ 40 % NJ M9 SIC: natural white 80 to sa
nominal 10TH mating
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

Liverpool Sept 26-Closng: WHEAT. spot nominal.
futures steady september, IS Cd; pecember Is Slsd
CORN spot steady; American MIXED. IS Gizd futures
6isds December. IS 6i4d. PEAS. Canadian
steady IS ID FLOUR St. Louis fancy winter steady.
Gs 81 HOPS, IN London. tPacinc CcaSt} strong.
Il 7sGfs; 1901 crop 81 1s4 Is BEEF steady;
India mess tbs ca PORK strong. prime mess
Western. IS I'd HAMS. short Is 10
as Cd BACON strong Cumberland 10 30 n SIS:
short rih rs 20 - N. Sis long clear middies light
- to 81 n i.S 6d long clear middles- heavy
10 SIS short clear backs - % 20 10 ass; Gear baes
1f IL n. 54s "a. HOIL4DEFS square n i3 N,
steady. 4Os LARD strong; prime Western in terces
as; do American. retrsl IN pails. 6d. Rgr1> ER
steady. good United States 7U CHEESE firm. American
nnest white, 42s; DO American fnest coloTed TNIr
low. prime city, strong. 22s % TCRPENTINE snirts
quiet. 4Os Sd R0SlN, common steady, IS 3d LINSEkO
OIL steady, lSs 6d. PETROLEtM. quiet Esd.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
NAVAL SHORES

The market for spirits turpsntine nomnay hirhe
with machine made barrels quoted 56kG55c ,,i
barrels at sSod1Ac. ROsin steady but quiet ami
without important change in prices Tar steady ana
unchanged We quote: ~'~
G57c. -' %
TAR-ssT5.
~ 90 G. 81 JOE n 50 20 s. 80; X $I8S4 O0 NJ $4 20
os4 ~; y. 81 90; " c. So: " ", s. 1885 %
STOCK ON HAND
100
spirits turPentne Dds. -
I
Savannah Sept 2a-TURPENTINE firm. sac: sales "a
obs; receipts, 4S6, 75O ROSIN Arm rerenfs
05I bbls: sales l2s2; exports 255O Quoted: III a.
81 SOaS2 o' - 81 S5S2 oIia F. 81 60S2 62Is E. s. G5
qs2 STA @. So TOGS2 72la; II. So Tb$2
X. 81 T5: NJ. 81 rs: n. So 90; W G. S4 7O n u w.
Charleston. Sept 2o.-TURPENTtNE-No -Notht3r dol,~
ROSIN- Nothing doing 9 N''NS'
Wilmington. Sept. 26.-SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-
ing doing receipts az obls ROSIN steady 50 a. bt|
cepts 216 bbls. TAR Grm, 81 GO: recsipts ia2 bhis
CRUDE TURPENTINE Aru 81 IS. IS TS sS &. rscs5ots
III bbls - -'E'''
London Sept. 28-TURPENTINE- sos os
RoSIN-American strained. SIS Ad; do dne I2s 90