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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-10-27
BLOOMINGTON.

Mr.. Robert Grant, Sr, aged Il,
died suddenly at his home at Savage
on last Sunday morning at o'clock.
Mr.. Grant was a Scotchman by birth
and was life long friend and COM
Danion of the late David Scot who
was buried a few weeks ago. A min
er by occupation, he was well and
fayorably known in this vicinity and
all along the Georges Creek region
for the past 80 years. Mr. Robert
Grant, Jr., boss miner at the Buxton
Mine and Mr.. Lewis Grant, filling a
similar position at Hampshire, .are
two well known and prominent mem
bers of his family. He was buried
from the Presbyterian church of
Piedmont on last Tuesday afternoon
at , o'clock; interment in Philos GEM
etery, Westernport.
Mrs. Sallie Matthews and hel sis
ter, Miss Ada Harshbarger returned
home from short visit to Cumber-
land on Friday evening.
Commissioner Stump is snperin-
tending some county work at Swal-
low Falls.
Rey. SnedeGar is visiting friends
and members of his church at the
Firm Rock settlement.
Mr.. Samuel Montgomery. of Tun-
Melton. W. Va, candidate for State
Senate, spoke at the Savage school
house on last Friday evening. He
reports his canvas entirely satisfac-
tory and the prospects that glorious
Republican victory all along the line
growing brighter and brighter every
| day.
Messrs. George Warwick and John
Miller were witnesses IN a law suit at
Oakland on Wednesday.
The Watson family, of Hampshire,
has moved to Window.
Mr.. Granville Evans moved his
family from Buxton to Piedmont on
Tuesday
Forest fires are raging along the
county road between this place and
Barnum.
Work at the different mines in lthis
vicinity is somewhat brisker thi ) week
than it was last.
A spirited revival service in charge
of the U. B. church is in progress at
the Hamps hire school house.
George Connors. of Thomas, was
struck by one of the fast 97's on last
Friday afternoon about o'clock, a
short distance west of Savage and at
the time it was thought had sustain
ed fracture of the skull from which
he could only survive a short time.
He was removed to Piedmont and
taken to the undertaking establish
ment of f. j. Fredlock and Co., to;be
convenient and handy for burial. In
the morning the injured man became
disguised with his dismal and dreary
surroundings, picked up his hat, walk
/ ~, ~ N''S SS"oAOh'b liOSuICd llChtU
and boarded train for home, and
the undertaken was cheated -of his
prey. ..Ssl -----4---ssSa
Mr.. Truman Warwick is on business
in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Murphy and family have moy-
ed to Corinth, w. Va.
1t is said that wads upon wads, rolls
upon rolls of campaign Doodle are
being distributed throughout the
state of West Virginia. At Keyser
the fight is hot. People enthusiastic
and politicians on both sides, active
and hard at work night and day. The
| county seat is almost hidden behind
Yariegated colored posters of the diff
erent candidates of both parties.
State and National, and bushels of
campaign buttons are distributed
daily on the street corners.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-10-27
Orphans' Court Session.

The next regular session of the Or
phans' Court for Garrett county will
be held on Thursday, Nov. 10, instead
of on Tuesday, Nov. Sth, that dav
being election day and the court oflic-
ials desiring to exercise their privi-
lege as voters will be unable to do so
and attend court at the same time
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-10-27
Call For Your Letters.

Mrs. James Wolf, Miss Jennie Mat
tlngly, Pearl Ringer, Mr.. Anger, Mrs.
Thrope, Messrs Eli Stanton & Long,
F. K. Blackburn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-10-27

Oakland View Poultry and Truck farm
For sixty days l will offer at private
sale the above property, located: one
mile South of Oakland. For further
particulars call on or address Chas.
J. Newman, Oakland, md. 32-4t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-10-27

Comparatively new .cook stove
cheap for cash. Inquire at this
office. 2ta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02

So ~ e. cACLEIowEhs. FLORIDA; Psr case or basket
ger case s. s5a5 do cafg-nia 50 soaSi so. do state
DRY. New-0riclus. per Lbl 5000 EGGPLASTs. Tlor-
Ila. Der box S2as5 30: 60 Havana. S2asa; HORSE
. 10 sgsche, 44$6 LETTUCE Fi7Tta, Rs. e ss!
= -. LEXIS. Nevor!e1rs. per 100 hunches %s2 ~
ana Eastern White per bbI s. coos 80. DO red and
50 5oqSi -: dS Ter crate s. $3.50 80: do yellow per 100
u, = .o$1 %. DO red s. 5sQS3 80: DO red AM y.io
100 buuchss. g4aS6. PEPPERS Florida. bun nose per
PARsI.ET Be-uuI Der crate S s0Siss: DO CsIf5ru.a
basket 81 50as5 Do NeV-orIears per bbL s. aS4. 90
yer Basket. SlH>2 90 Orleans. per 100 bunte y
s.; STRING BEANS Florida green. per crate Sl1t2 80
Per btl. S24S2 50. do marrow S2aS2 80. TOMATOES
WATERCREss. per 100 bu1caez S2aSa.
HOTHoUsE PROBUCTS-Aspa-asus in Hight Supply
all poor. Mushrooms dragging. Kadishes and rhuaa.h
Gus per dozen lunches S24S6. BEES per 100 buuches
$i4>5 CCcJ aiBI-i.s. per dozen, 3'c}Sl 81; L.! -
EooSIs. per n Ioas5S MINT. per dozen buaehss 80
1 1' Ll7tit5 Pc To- tr,s S % ~ - ~ MS
HAY AND STEAW-HAY-The poor weather o. to
day td not much q setback FOR the good rn o.
ported We quote Prime iaree bales. Der 100 h. 81 10
og ana less small bales b. Ices than LARGE clover mixed
G2l- dd5c clover. clear. 52la a65 &C. STRAW-Lons =
firm the new prices. 81 Oasl . tangled Western. 500
oepts o. reported az the Prolu-e EXCHANGE
Perns,iyaT., DE ave-t Iac<aI'srna and Western iO
leeh valley $50. Baltimore end Ohio 100. ontario and
Western go Central Of NewJersey. 80. receipts Of straw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. March Prizes firm IN the wool market.
douestiCs quiet market a whole
moderately active. The demand and
low WOODS. a demand for hns grades Ter
ritOrv woUis pulled woods
are both and steady. The leading quotations
Ohio ard PennsylyanlaX ana above. S4G34lac, X. 800
3tc: No l. No >. 52453c; dne uawashed % &c.
oue-h4If blood unwGsled. 25a2c: threeeighths Blood
unwashed %. 6c. quarter blood unwashed. 50 .
Csc: washed Gelaue. 3j43Cc MChisan-X and above
@22c, oue-guarte- blood unNashed 25G25lac; three
blood. unHGsled. blood.
washed % CSC hne washed delaHe norninaL KENTUCKY.
24fi25c: one-quarrer
blood 24T2jr: braid % f2c. TerritoryIdaho fine $50
lee: heavy hne i3G14c tine medium, I6gI64t; medium
ffI1Tc. low medium. 17UlSc: wyoming dns. 150f8c;
heavy fine. i3alic hne medium l6elc medium. islsI
1gr. medium 100 Nevada. 15lr
lGc. heavy. i3a4c dne medium. 1GiaI17c; medium
j. i9-. low medium l3c; Dakota, tine. l5Gltc; nne
medium. IGUlIc. medium. fSG1ec. mcdIuEl. I8Q2Oc
Nfonaua-Fine choice. 1890. e. medium. choice 100
21c: average 1Sa19c; staple. 1902O-. medium choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-lork. March 4. ls4-
-r--rr,--c-fay's coffee market was very quiet,
= "a ths CAY amounting only about 600 bass,
Il - market tLe whole showed rather s-c--ic-
~, IN recently owing chiefly 10 tne absence q I'M
,-s,ri ofsrrgs though rum1rs tlat settlements ral
- rrsse broad thar had brought about an improve
- IL foreign situation. seemed 10 ear the sTcr--
,gs srosrtt-e somewhat So Ear as TIE local market
- r--re--sd Al the time q ls believed by trc
-, aa rportant interests are srl opposed 20 tha
- Wferer or not rrls opposition arises from "a
800 Z t-y spot coffee all whether t-.s crr1-
80 L -sFely temp NOT THE immediate ete--
a s-i-tr against revival Ci active la sqelu-a-
81, ~ race interests generally do NOT appear t0 slA
- rrtrr much bt--er than "a quiet and rather b.
,.r-f- markei f5r tie immediate future Yesterday
r--r1r CABLES ll-t.e strdCle- than had been
rs-as Primary receipts were moderate. the market
sssTs5 s,eady al an advance OF lua2o points. But
f-sr6 lacked snap ard after tEc opening tEe
true5 offerings az importers. though moderate, were
rrFcierf the ul-61r OF L-re the close he.Dg
~ ur-anced 70 Is points higher iavre opened ,
furc lower but sflgrUaIl raea closing mex 4 frame
fgher while Hamburg unchanged &. . plg higher.
Receive al ports fooled Up $3.50 bass. against
5o0 ast year and the Interior has s'u bass. against
The sl1r market steady aul
u1changed on t1e basis u ll-lhc lcr Rio 10 :.
The range prices IN tle local rl-rAet to-day
= follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. March /, 1904
BEEvEs-ReeeiDts were % cars. or 5s2 head mainly
consigned direct Dressed beef steady, CITY dressed
american Inc eate selling atI1ai2ise dressed weight:
refrigerator beer TOP price S%c per 70 Reported EXPORT
hee estimated Tomorrow he Armenian f}r Liver
tere a Son 40 cattle Tor sshwarzschi8 suizbeTgsr
oa.rts Tor Armour & Co and $40 quarters Tor the @
Hammond Conpany; Tie Mslss4e tor Liye a Io.o
flr ne Morris Beef company.
@ 3T 'ss n n, 5t. Ts.9 lee ss
cine ~ {rs running as high as q per 100 ID hon 200
slsy 6any4Ta caves Ta' 4 S g At So SSr loo
o. the extreme range ~ sales OF yeas was S4aSs 80 pc
cry dressed veaiz. sgI2o n country dressed. 20
srlss-John D. Nelson: 70 veais. rs y average. a,
s. ~ ger To- n - do i3l 10 az s. L.. 30 c ~ 10 a.
o., ar s.. yearrE go 70. a.; g
q. So - az Of r. at s. 90
Andrew siuan veas rs 70 at s.: 10 little calves
H. Hollis; . vsai' Cehoi,'). 1876 70. at 50. Il DO
s. IL nal. :. Sc s. 3 ss So 81 ~ al 70 P 81
To5 ssrnnea q v,a,s. I4o n. at IS % DO. $50
sEE ASD -eeeg's =. 9'sa3s cars dire ret
20 ts sotli az jersey civ ara at slz,e,h-st Sheer
.ulr5 almost -ru.ua-. laTds were slow AM lower TIE
erc7e ..ar ralei around - ~, a o, q s5 q as 100
2. lambs s. 90 ST. 90 Dressed mutton. 'gslc per no.
81 n ars2as 81 S. - per 100 r. 2is d. % - At IS -
e. e. ~ g.. s. c2i Buffalo yearag. 50 n. at 50:
s s5ai-r- 10 state lambs - = at 50: do Ct n
az 50 ~. j STATE yelrI.ng. 10 n. at IS 80
Taj.u shannon. = state lambs 80 n AZ IS IS; 1
State sheen l4I 70 at So buck l5o n az 81
HOGS Receipts were lsi1 cars. or stJ head; shou
alive The market rated hr1, desirab'lity
,rH-lF.reE state s01 & 7UGS5 IS per leo 70
Country dressed quoted az Jst.c per - for heavy 70
l.rhE vegafa
sa,es-J r. Hume & Fro; state pig 100 -
az n r.~ hogs. ll3 n. At s. 70. .
r-lErs SfT p 81 e.. lt- Yesterday u state pigs u
% s. i31 state hogs. l3i 10 at - 50. rough go
d ~U. 2 d. IFS p al 50 Co
d. d Hollis l.o sts0-fuVi- -OZ State hogs us ID at
e -. 9 r.u-rs 2-O 2. o. "a -.
W obs & Co date yesterday; q State hogs 100
II So sJ
8 sanders: "a safe hoes i4o 70 at s. 20 rogghs
late yesterday 30 state hogs, l5l n, at
- a. Pennsylvania do ia5 n at - 80. - state pigs
10 u. q s. - : I.lEh go n. al 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02
OTHER mARKeTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March i-CATTLE-Receipts. 5000 head;
market steady. good prime steers sass 80; poor
medium. S. 5OuS4 50. st0ckerS and feeders s. So
COWS 81 500 81. hcfels sass 90 canners. 81 -
80. bulls. S-a$f calves, Sa1S6 20, Texas led
4gS4 .. HCcs-I,ece.7ts to-day iSgoo head to-mo.
butchers s. 20s5 e2'a good to choice heavy s. SOC
s. 20 rough heavy 25HSl -. light. - a0S5 - bulk
q sales s. 25gS5 80. SHEEP-kecei2ts 10 900 head:
choice mixed 80 300 s. =; Western sheep So 508S5 2o;
native lambs - 5Uat5 -.
ClnCfrrati Starch HOGS quiet. So Sass so CAT
TIE steady. s. 2JES4 20 SHEEP steady. $3QS4 40.
LAMBS easy. 81 5oHS6 % -
Kansas CITY March CATTLE--Receipts. $500 head.
Including 800 galthsrs steady higher All
quotations steady higher: dressed beet
steers 81 -. good SO T5uS4 so. Western
fed steers So 5Od4 s0ckers and feeders S3q4 90;
Southern seerH 4OIS4 To- Southern Sc 1o3 20;
COWS S30S3 native heifer 81 TjS4 25. bulls.
50 5O7S8 go. calves. S3ESf HOCS-Heceipts, Is 600
market J4lur lower s. 81; bulk OF sales s. %
-: heavy. 81 2oS5 IS packers s. 1885 35 pigs
lights. 81 25dS5 20. SHEEP--feceipts 300 head:
steady: native lambs SIfS5 *; Western lambs
s. a0ds6 ca fd ewes 60 J0S4 25 clipped year
lngs 81 S7s5 10. stocSers ana feeders So 75aS4 .
East Rufalo. March 1.-CATTI4E-Re~epts. 625 head:
C00S5 butchers S4TS4 S. heifc~s So 2jGS4 60.
s34s ~ fils s3 "a o. stociere ana feeders 81 257s4
VEAT.S-Reccipts goo head. 2Jc lower. 81 5O0S7 IS.
HOGS-PeceInts ZOO head. fairly active 5000
heavy s. SOTS5 mixed s. 1905 so Workers 81 2hle
pire g0QS5. rOuEhs 81 @oTS5 20 stays s. 900
81 20 SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts. 1900 head.
sheep active &c lower: lambs. S56S6 To-:
yearincs 25s6 vehers. 81 1895 90 81 80 ,
81 sheen, mixed. S3dS4 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02
september and October. sssa: October and November.
EuRoREAN PRooucE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. March 1.-CIosiug: WHEAT-Spot steadvg
No California. futures steady March. SIS tOi3ds
May. Is Sad. July. 6s sid. CCRN-Spot quiet. Anleri
- 3itd. American mixed ola. 4s Gisds
futures quiet. March As. 2i4d; Nay A.. fasd PEAS
Canadian firm. s. Sd FLOCE-St. Louis fancy winter
dull hops LOndon-Pacihc Coast dra. IS lusD
los. BEEF India PORK
steady. prime Western eTs g. HAMS strong.
sut ass. BACON strong Cumberland
80 n 39s Cd short rlo, Is % "A n. fOs Cd long
clear ri1dles light = % % 10 sos 81 l1ng clear mid
-. short rs
4Os; clear bellies. n. as aDERs-Squars.
II I3 n steady. SIS. LARD-Prime Western. IN
tisrces steady, sos American refined IN pals quiet 800
BUTTER nominal CHEESE quiet. American fnsss
49s colored. SIS. TALLOW steady. prime city.
2Js. TURPENTINE-Sp. quiet 4fs SO. ROSrN--
Common steaiv. = c. PETROLs-r M-Fcehned frnn.
TAd LTNSEED OIL steady. tss 81. The following
stocks Of wheat and Ia store and q1ays
railway and canal depots not incudedvheat I4Of 0O
cent1ls. 68o00n ccrtals. C0TTONsEFD OTTFfufl
refined: Spot drm, lbs o.. TAILOw-Agstralian IN
London Arm. rs 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02

ION-Operl-l0ns IN cotton TO-DAY seemed 90
q OF aca-plrg character Ire local profess 1raI c1f-
lngcnt evidently were disposed consider reaction
-Eet, ena were arguing that tLc lg bulls would
take OUT taers. better The technical position "a tre
narEeL ana make what 70 them would appear an at
uaci-te lu5lng basis This THEORY PEI haps en-
olagel 10 some extent rs the operations the local
~ ealef Llls party sold hcltl. times other
llH ID s. true lie was believed be active buyer
question sold more than he bought leading 70 a BELIEF
VA TIE buying and the upturus resulting had merely
eer engineered Tor The purpose keeping prices uD
So ea1f+ line was accumulated ana accounts put
m oftef Jog moderate decline. The market lacked
20 le support OF spot Interests. which has recerIr
ol thtie as plainly indicated lack Of confidence
tlt Ceaf SIDE Receipts continue very small nd
-l-ls from the south continue Co indicate scarcity
u INTERIOR supplies THAI points toward famine toward
- - season Z the world requirements from
y. ~ elltlIE like normal On the other hand thfs
t.e-lon vas developing aI the tLuc The marked u-aE
-..-.-s lelT or nve cents pound "a while hack and
e'ae quarters q is believed that ar Ores extended
--eies. 90 Lle kind again been
49,. o. ne advances and by tle strong statistical
-lo me IeaE 81 opposition 10 advance bv inpor-
- epseulatfe interests trading naturally icr,v
- 800 were very Irregular Cables were low enough
-,.-l.ahi an opening decline % c0U.5 points lgf
- lt was considerable realizing and Short SELL
s-L estimates for the days rec-lYts attrr -tee
oDerS 49, ON scattering sources. ana The market
--,-s bt a 0ec.--e or y . points Following
49, -.ll very irregular Al the lowest the active
- ~ e-oNeo net loss OF about - Is POINTS al ~
bs-.t-1s Neie ret 3 q points higher The close was
.'e-. az decline q l3 points an advance "a
S.t.tA tae galns beng on the rev croD u0gi-ioD
- 80 CT MATED az 100000 bales
wa g. folcRs - AZ '-e 'o1-- i-'-1Aei to-cay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTT-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROsSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
u The leaving time from Desbrosses and CortIsndt
streets Is five minutes later than that given below Tor
Twentythird street station. except where otherwise
noted.
s.ss a. N. FAST MAIL-Parior. Sleeping. and Dining
Cars For Chicag9. IndiaEagolls and louisville
smokinS ana ObsefSat5a Cars ciaeianatL Indian
rOs5 4 ~ ''' PENNSYLVANIA 1IM1rED-Puunan
nsnt Cars. For Chicsso. Cleveland. toledo. Sad De-
EoT Nashville wa Cincinnati end Loqsyiliel' In
ass p cHS&o 81 LlTD Pullman si..pins
smoking. and Observation cars For Chicago. To
5.55 ?. n. ST LoUIs EEXPREzss-For Pittsburs.
car For Gary. ". Va tvia Shenandoah Valley
SIS =. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-zFor Chicago For
Lolrde; e1es2, Isi9rday 3aas Gar Ear Ptttsburz To-
edo End Ghieqso For noIys asiy MA s sssp
s.2S r. Y CLEVELAND AND cINCINNATI Ex-
PREss-For P.ltshurg. Cleveland Cincinnati IN
o55 p n. PsrTTsBuE$ sPEc1A1--Dany for Pitts
wASHrxGToN AND THE SOUTH.
10 9o 30 IS ny - ST. 10 S9esSrosses and cort
PaEIoL ard pniEg Ca-sl g 20 - % 80 fe lat
suni4y So .o25 s. m '12ss 6 3 cOns q *
'j25 !i55 G5esePosses and cortandt Streets. S1S.
sogHEN R52s rs IS .,s
ATLANTIc COAST 11sE-Ezpross. s2s q. ara 2; e
= n. daily New York and Florida Special %A'
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILvAY.-Express. i255 p N.
and y 10 night daily. 'seaboard Floriaa LN''sN
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
and New-1rieans. , - .. daily.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY--I55 q N week
FOR OILS PoiiNT coTFoBT and NoRFoLK--7ss a m
weekdays and SIS m caily- -. -.
ATLANTIC CTTT.-955 a. and > 50 .. m week-iays
Sundays. 55 m. Through Vestihuled Trains b1Ilet
lor Smoking Car, PsrOr Cars Dining Car and St1hoaro
Coaches on Sundays
CAPE MAZE Is .. N week-days
LONG BRANCH AsBrRY PARK dnteriaken sTnasy a
third street station = e Il IS 3 .. ass p m
night weekdays Sundays. II 10. 8 . a m
ard ?. From DesbrOsse8 and Cortlsndt' Streets
N Il 80 3. 40 $40 o. m. and i2.1J night week
days sundays u ~. IS a. % ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
- Louis Lir7fted
30 CDesbrosses and Coraudt Streets 10 O 80 y
Oeuna Limited. '1055, 1i55 m. 1883. SIS. 40
Is C'455 Chicago Limited for North Phil
sdelphia only) IS IS 655 So s2 925 t955 Tor North
PHILADELPHIA only) p m y 10 nisaL WSek-1ays Sun
C'1O . Penna Limited. s1055 m. 'i255. si.55
% - 81 - % - So Chfago Limited for North Phil
hGaiphia - 80. '555. T55. rs. s25 C95o Tor
North Philadelphia only > H. 1910 night
Ticket offices Nos 4s1 1854 III Broadway; is3
Fifth Avenue (beow 23d ST.. 263 Fifth Avenue corner
10Th ST.. I Aston House and stations named above:
Brooklyn. Court Street $50 Fulton Street 800 Broad
way. and Penasylvanta Annex station The New orA
Transfer Company Will call for and check baggage from
hotels al residences through destination.
Telephone J53 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad CAB
Service
". ". ATTERPURY J. R WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r TTafio Manages
GEO W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02

po1h lAtket Tor spot co-t-n closed Quiet sf .
To- nldear~ y 70 SOC Tor md1 ne uFla1d and I5 So
e.5i-act Sss'e- safes b.400 bales. all delivered on
la4onE: N.--5la splt markets teleErarihpd as
odies Bst,-t STEADY. &c higher a. lEs.c saigs 2el
slc- l-iG. - fli-al. = higher &c Augusta
seady. - t--E az y acs sales Lzlee s. Louis
sac ssles 80 az laEe- Mobile firm. = e higher "a
100 salst e ~ nales savannah fra Unchanged al
sc chsrisr,,-~ wilmington steady. nc higher al
sliei ans &C.. lrrr. UNCHANGED 15c Ncv-fDreaus
estimated ,-s unchanged az lssc. sales. bales
A. r-o.-tliE ~ leading centres for taraorrC W.
Ai1s iast - ool0 90 GUl0 bales compared with
q 1-ll 49, arc l040e last year. At Galveston g. 300
st1r ara 81 y tEeinst 4.212 last and 80 last
Hs,ss-a 4le b2ls iast year 1873
rac. w. ne ports and interior p0luts to-day com
20 t1Gne CAV aef wee -tH IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-02
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine dull and rather
Iosin quiet somewhat easy and n shade
lower. remained quite steady ana unchanged We
quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bols' o2H
CC3e
TAB-Ou bbIs. 81
ROsIN-,'omInon 10 good, strained. So 70, Z. 81 90:
T. sd. O. So 10. IT, IS 10. !. 81 40. X. 50 80 ". $40
81 lo. y 81 O5lS4 Is. " G. 81 1884 -. and W W,
81 aa0S4 50.
STOCK on HAND.
Eoslu Is oI6 hos
S'5 t4rp-uune 80 DOS
AVJs ols
Wilmington. March 1.-SPIBTTS TURPENTINE@-Re-
ceipts II casks. EJSIS-Becepts, ll2l. TAh--Flru.
81 80. receipts. 81 CRUDE lJIFENllNEF4n, - .
and 50, receipts -
savannah March I--TURPEST1NE-F1rn. 800; re
celpts casks. exports 80, RDSNFirni sales. TO.
receipts, 1876 exports, .295G We quote; a. Il C y.
s. 40. = 81 90 g. 81 %, H. 81 90 l. - %; r.
s. -. 81. s. 30. y. S. 80. W G.. 50 80; " ". s. 10
Charleston. March I.--TURPENTINE and BOSIN nom
inaL Quotations omitted.
London March l.-TURPENTINE-spiri 44A nom
iuaI ROSIN-Amercan strained. SIS nne AIS I'd
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Foreclosure Sales.


SUPREAIE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
&c PIaintTs against Charles J. ScNnitt indlydualy
ana rs Executor and Trustee &C. and others Defend
made and entered IN the above eT.led ac'll
Gate the day OF February. Elt the unlerslsnei
- ne highest bidder a. the York Real Estate sales
room 161 Broadway = ne BorQusn q
o.~io noon by Peter r Never. auctoneer. the prem.
Uses directed BY sad Judgment TO be 500 an I
Styth Avenue the sixteenth War; OF ne BoroIsh -
S-lr--g =. v-ff- beginning point the said side
20 tp sStb Avenue distant forty-sx feet the mid
cl- o. etyteer,S street and TIE Sixth Avenue
ming thence norhvesterly on line paraei % M
paiel 70 TIE Avenue twenty-three feet 70 the mid,
e II the party wall thence s'uin on me
- .b 5xtb Avenue thence s0uthNestery along the
evtI Avenue teuythree feet to the place OF oeginnin
befr- Known and DISTINGUISHED No IS tthlrtyhye) on
a numter enc Of The sslajs o. to ne iiy ara Co
- - New York being OF the lots OF land conveyed
10 George Webb by Cornelius Yors and Lyda MS Wis
y c1rde5 IN the aforesaid ocs Of Register in Liosr
al Of conveyance. PAGE 900 %. go.
JOHN WEBER and JACOB T. McMCHAEL- /" uus-
sr,,TSJ WERNER & CARDOzo. PIsintirs Attorneys.
- prcadwav. New York City.
EUsfIS & FOSTER Attys foE def CHAS = sCHN1TT'
~ broadway. New York City
r-ryv tfsD MIEHLING. ATTY Tor defts. GEORGE z. 4
LAURA A sCiMITT. 90 Nassau street. New York
uAX. y wILDNAUER. Guardian al ntem for def
ANA r. sCHMITr. $50 Broadway New York Ci ~.
ALMA +. and LlNETTE p SCHNlIL. % broad"ay'
NsC oJ TfSNiTGs & RUSSELL. Attorneys FOR dsft
EDITH L SCHMITT. IS Broad street. Ne" 4ork
~ yy,rovir- Il diagram % the property sold
as above. the street number being ~ sixth
Avenue:
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL coTToN MARKET.

Liverpool March l. 4 ?. u.-COTTON-spot IN fair de-
nasnd prices points higher American mlddling fair
Sod: good middling. sol. midd.iug. 10d IoW md-
ding sod. good ordinary Iefd. ordinary. I'D. me
sales day 700 bales which for
speculation export and American.
ceIuts 1000 bales, Including 7oo American
opened easier and closed steady American mfdd1g
< O G. March. 7S2d. March and April 1.92d: April and
May 7g2I: May ard June. TG3d June and July 1924
July and August. 1901 Aug1st aud September. 7eSd
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. March The listing OF arrivals Tor thN
second series q auction sales closed oay win che fol-
loving amounts: NewSouth Wales a.
land 2O9l3 Victoria, q 2Js. south Australia rs g5st
West Australia ot,5f Tasmania 1242. New-Zealard.
20 164. Cape q Good Hope and Natal 2S Tlzlrv-
thousand Australasan 2G6 sales 81 ape %
Good HOPE and Natal were forwarded Girect srfn-
making The amount available sales f87 ass
including 0OoV held over rom the lrst serieA Tia
sales are scheduled to open March
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Steamboats,.

O9 TOE1 SEN SEW F F2GESs b
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall River Leave
pier y R St. week days only at
300 p ". Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
chestra each. 81. =. -
NORWICH LINE. via New Lo1don- Leave Pier 40 n r.
foot C-arte~r St DAYS only $40 p N steam
erv CITY OF LOWELL AMI CITY OF WORCESTER
NEW HAVEN LISE for New Haven. Hartford. Spring
ror4 arF the North 1--we Pier 80 y p ~ tlarFe7n 81
week 4avs only 40 400 p " Steamer RICHARD PICK