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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-09

will now put one
10y to work with the plane to dress
down these four end pieces to five
eighths Of an inch thickness. When the
first one is done give it to one OF the
girls, who may draw a circle ON it nine
inches in diameter, for we are going to
make the work basket illustrated IN
sketch No l.
Drive q tack in the board ana with a
piece OF string attached YOU viii find 81
very simple Job Here is some work
for another girl One Of the boys may
plane of one oil the side boards OF q
box. and on thar you may mark our the
top rail o. the work basket, using a tack
ANA a piece OF string Mark four pieces
IS shown iu The diagram below each
one. an iucb more than a quarter of the
circle, so that after they have been
sawed out they can be Joined together
with fish glue and tacks, as shown in
the sectional view within the circle
You may next saw out the bottom board
which has been marked and then bore
% holes with the smaller bit in the bot
tom board and Is in the rim or top rail.
boring them somewhat slantingly. as
the top rail is one inch greater in diam
eter than the bottom board. All we need
do now, children, is to saw some Of the
No. bowels into % pieces each five
inches long and insert them into the
holes we have bored, and after we Sc.
that the whole fits together, apply the
stratina and glue the basket together.
We will commence our next undertake
ing by saving out the chair seats and
table top with the following sizes:
Size of small chair seat Sketch No
%:
Six inches in front
Five and half inches in back
Six and half inches in depth.
Size of armchair and rocker seats
.(sketches Nos 3 and A.:
Seven inches in front.
Six and half inches ia back.
Seven inches in depth.
Size of table top sketch No. 81:
Eight by eight inches.
For the above chair seats and table
top. as we'll as for the bed rails. we must
use the thicker end piece boards, which
have been planed for us. For the chair
back, posts. arms and legs, the No. z
bowels, the No. Z bowels also being used
for tho table legs We can make all the
stretchers and spindles out of the No.
4 bowels. Where the No. AS connect
the No. bowels the holes In the thicker
ones can be made with the gimlet and
the ends of the thinner ones should be
whitfield to smaller diameter, so that
they can be easily glued in.
Here are the sizes for the chair and
table legs and the chair back posts:
Length of chair legs, four inches.
Length of chair back posts, six inches,
Length of table legs. eight inches.
The sizes of the stretchers and
spindles are apparent you see, as soon
rs we have fitted in the legs and back
rests, and | am sure that you can finish
chairs and table without any more
e.o so | sAS" give you the sizes of the
telstead pieces and let you complete
he work yourselves.
Length Of bed upright posts. nine
inches
Length of bed head and foot cross
pieces eight inches.
Length Of bed side rails. ID inches.
advise you to buy small can of en-
amel or ready mixed oil paint and a
brush. and finish" the articles. as they
will appear very much better than II left
In the raw" wood.
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- ECTIoN NOTICE.

The stockholders Of the Crzens Ma
cional Bank Of Martinshurg ar ere by
no ihed that tie annual eltcion for
Directors will be held at the ba king
rooms on Tuesday, the on day OF Janu
ary, 1906, between the hours of lever
and twelve o'clock. n ,on.
EDWARD RUTLEDCE, Cashier.
I2-o-At
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FOR SALE

TIE NJ. lie. Jones farm Of 2ls acres of and, al
Gaines, w Va. one OF the best grass aud frui
rms 10 the county. dwellings aud all farm an
f C. n inon. Pnce 5000 for quick sale. rite
for full information
CAALFAhT. TRIPeErr & SrNGL TON.
Land Dealers.
S-le-i0t buckhan aon, ~. va
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

sgos X aOLDEEs mEEaING The an
nual meeting Of the Stockholders ofThe Bank
OF Martinsbnrg will be held az the Bank on
J uesday January 9Th, 1896 between the hours
of If M and p NJ.
THE meeeng Is for the purpose OF electing
Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and the
transaction of other business that MAY properly
come before il.
l2-2-4tw a. DAHBNs CashIef.
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being exactly seyen-sixteenths and the
No. oue-quarter inch in diam
eter, so that they Will gu in the holes we
are to bore with the two bits which we
selected from the tool chest little
while ago
We may begin by knocking Off the
sides OF the soar boxes with the ham
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srn, KnnIDtR- NEkaING.- rhe a

uual meeting 6 the Stockholders Of the Berke-
lev & HAMPSHIRE turnpike Co. viii be heid at
their office in the Court House December O. 1905
between the hours of and . 2. nj / elect live
directors to serve for one year corlmen ing
ia uary T. 1906 aud &c transact any other BUSH
ness that may properly come before . Stockhold-
ers' meeting j. b. THATCHER,
l2.9-a Secretary and Treasury.
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ANTED Chicago wholesale and mail
order honse, assistant manager oman or woman
for his county and ad joining territory Salary
f20 aud ex penses paid week "; expense money
advanced. Work pleasant; position permanent
No investment or'ex perieuce reqired. Write az
once for particulars and enc ose Sc addressed
Envelope. tOOPf K ~ 80
1I-29-l2, 1872 lake Street, Chicago, Ill
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FOR SALE.
SALESMAN WANTED.

To look after our interest in Berk IL,
and adj cent counties. salary or commits
sion. Address The Victor Oil Compan' i.
Cleveland. Ohio. IL 9 II
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mer, but be careful
not to break the
END pieces, as they
are the boards we
shall use. for hey
are thicker than
any other parts
of the box We
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-12-09

tain democratic politicians who
always take a pride in oppos>
ing every law proposed by the
republican party. This law
was passed, as everybody
knows, after carefully invests
eating its merits and demerits;
and the republican party offers
no apology for its existence,
for it does not need 10 be de
fend' d at this stage. 1t stands
for itself, and its superiority
over the old law is clearly
seen by every intelligent lodi
yidual We do not know how
any republican who opposed
this law feels at this time. He
certainly must confess that he
was not able TO understand its
merits, or that he did not be-
lieve in the sincerity Of the lead>
ing members of his party who
are responsible for this law.
And now. strange to say,
some of these pessimistic re-
publicans who opposed this law
are announcing themselves for
office 1t is needless to say
that the republican party of
this county will not endorse
any man for any office who
fought the State admininstra
tion last fail. The organiza>
ton. as it exists today. is
booming no particular candi~
date, but it is suffice to say
that no one viii receive the en-
dorsement of this county who
voted against Hon. VIM NJ. O
Dawson and tax reform. Such
a candidate would not be
worthy of political recognitio
until he had redeemed himself.
aud this he can not do so soon.
The man who sticks to his
party in time of peril is tho
one who should be rewarded,
and not the man who lifted
his voice against his party
President Roosevelt's mess
sage is long document, bnt it
covers pretty thoroughly the
important subjects which will,
come before Congress at this
session. 1t is extremely
doubtful if a discussion of as
many important matters could
be adequately presented in
fewer words. 1t represents the
conditions of the country, and
it should be read. by every one
interested in political affairs.
The President discusses
thoroughly trusts and combs
nations. He does not think the
outlook is very bright, after
having spent four years in try
ing to enforce the anti trust
laws. But ne makes it plain
that he is not opposed to corr
porations The corporations
has come to stay just as the
trade union has come to stay.
Each should be feared las long
as 1T does good. But each should
be sharply checked. where II
acts against law and justice.
He also thinks that insurance
companies should come under
federal control, as the States
have shown their inability to
regulate them. The President
hopes that Congress will take
some action on this subject at
once.
The question of corrupt cleo
ton funds a so discussed. Pub
Licity is suggested as the rem>
edy for this great evil, and it
would no doubt stop it in a great
measure. The traffic in votes
is constantly growing, and
these large donation from the
corporations make it possible
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WANTED.

wANTAD-Y,aal woman do light house
work in Apply at Sol ". ART n T.,
or add N ce- 1l-S-u
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entered al the Post once Of hlartnsopg. w. Va
onde.ass mail matter.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

ding 81 DO $40 so; red dog s2a CO. July ship
ss dog s2s 6o hompy ssa sshGP ss21Ss2 so bulk and
0 s weather in both the South and
Northwest according 10 The weather to-day induced
possibilities and increase their short sales
ing steady market rapidly declined under heavy
of more " rain % in rnF wheat sate anS an Tesn
strong corn market started light covering. time
ehecEed but the $500 bush in Worlds
ooo bush reduction last year added to the
been established. practically restoring all the early
loss From that time on to tn, the close which was ql o
ports that rust was spreading in the Northwest and that
advance September ana good buyer Of that option
@ h mak as s' il eeeay checked an% ere on tbe m
IN contrt Tn5 TN b IN psent b,iib mas at aa y G &
Of little effect the market, the weekly
both spring and winter belts Cables likewise had
s BY 5ds 80
S only Market sa abad dspang Strength it Closed Il
points net higher From start to finish the market
York concerned with the trade plainly
damage 50 extensive bull houses have claimed,
cordine authorities spread rust
far sstaned Minneapos reported decrease Of 400 o0S
bush in its stock this week and had good demand for
York closed 81 O5s elevator and at 81 OF afoat;
toba at 81 Il sfoat CoRN-For reasons Very sim
sh weekly government report market displayed
marked strength closing here IL a1ac net higher The
bulishess Chicago. where old July advanced
&c bush violent buying for short account backed
up by good support from leading bulls whenever the
with estimates Of only 372 for Wednesday
for the day under
helped explain the advance which time has
largely result of strong cash conditions Cash
among the large buyers of old July in the
West. Locally trade more active than II has been
time and prices closely followed the West
upurn. closing at the top Liverpool closed ?s9Hsd
higher. Interior receipts amounted to 102O00 bush
with 77S0o0 bush last Cash in New
York closed follows No corn at CSC elevator and
at Csc O afoat white 63l2c and No yellow
q e34zc Exporters bought 16 loads OATS
the market early, but IN view of the
strength elsewhere well absorbed the price grad
uay advancing with and closing the top Cash
oats locally closed follows: Mixed 26 to 81 ~ SEQ
seize natural white 80 to 80 fb 3Tfp3Sc and clipped
white IS TO 40 10 371k0401sc. nominal BARLEY
Market dull Feeding quoted at 46c. New-York
and mailing at 46G52c c Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

market strong Talmase Charleston elegraPhs 9 Sara
bbs and sales 49s62 bbls with good dstrihutye m
Domestic, ordinary, 292qq2esc;
fair to good 3Ad3Ac; prime choice rs 14Ac; head
4l4GoAc; Patra 5sQ5ac: Japan, foreign, nominal do
domestic 5H31ac Java. tsQ4$ac; Rangoon in bond. "a %
21zc
SUGAR.-Reiined sugar fairly active, with prices
unchanged and about steady Prices quoted are net
per cent for cash. Cut loaf and crushed. 610c
mould A. 5.loc: cubes. 565c XXXX powdered. 555c:
powdered. powdered and fruit powdered, oooc
granuated, 565c: Eagle and
grarulaed. 550c: Eagle 10 ID bags
dard granulated and diamond 54ec: confectionery
523c; ], 505c; Nos and B. DC; No 4, 4.eOc; No o.
4S5c: No g. Soc No 4.75c: No 5. 465c; No O. 4eoc
No TO- 455c: No H. 445c No r. 440c; No b. 43oc Nos
Is, The local market for raw sugar was
nomnaly steady centrifugal 96 quoted at 4c
Muscovado test, 3ssc moiasses 50 test, S$sc
The London market for beet steady with June
July quoted lis S4d. Stock OF In the United
kingdom 10000 tons against lO6 900 same time last
year F. o. LIGHT cables from Magdeburg that weather
is field work growing crop IN
Cuba grinding against the same number
last year. Receipts OF sugar at the
principal Cuban last week 6oo0 tons against
week and ScS1 last year txorts We're
against $500 the previous week and 500 as
year. the is 3j3 OOO ons against
336 eel 100, 3S5 last
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

2 red 81 OF; CORN. No 2. 651kg56c No 2 yellow 56g
56iac OATS, No 2 327sc; No white 331Ag34c: No )
white 50 4 q33Itc; BARLEY good feeding, 4O42c fair
to choice mating 4TG49c; FLAXSEED. No /. 81 .;
No Northwestern. 81 43; CLOVER. contract grade
$11 75GS12 %: TIMOTHY. prime seed. So TO- PORK
81 25 CUT MEATS short rib sides uoosel 81 S9qST 9o
sides Cboxe), 81 JOGST 70; WHISKEY basis
Of high wines 81 2T the Produce Exchange BUT
steady; creameres. 16920c; dairies 154lSc EGGS
mark included 13c; hrsts, 3sc prime frsts
1bc: extras, 17c: CHEESE firm. S42Q1O14c
Duluth June 27.-Cose: WHEAT. No Northern
81 M No Northern 81 oSh; july 81 liz; September
old. 9152c.
Milwaukee June 27-WHEAT No Northern. 81 131z
No Northern 81 O5GsI IL: July. 90%c bid RYE. No l.
S14s2c BARLEY .. sic; Sample. 4Ogd01sc- CORN.
No 3, 55dJ6c: July. 56Ssc asked.
Minneapolis June 2T--Close: WHEAT-July. 81 .Oss5
September 81 sc December SI%e No l hard, 81 1873
No Northern 81 11S No Northern, 81 OI9s4$1 Oo5s.
FLOUR firm: patents So l0QS6 20 second patents.
s. 90$6; clears Sass TO- second clears " 9Sz
BRAN-In bulk, Si2 1bHSlS
Philadelphia June 27.-WHEAT quiep; contract grade.
June s1G$l 0l. CORN 1c higher; june 60g69@e, OATS
firm: No Write natural S1g3Ti3c; No white clipped,
3TJz43T&c. BUTTER firm; extra Western creamery,
215zc; nearby prints. 22isc EGGS firm; nearby.
ern fresh I7Q1714c. a mark CHEESE steady: New
York lI cream fancy 10kc; do fair good new,
0IldIOc domestic Swiss 1gi4c. ReceiptsF1our. 390O
bbs $4,000 pounds in sacks: wheat. 500 bush corn.
0O0 oats, 10 0O0 ShipmentsWAeat 1000 bU h;
5000: oats 2s0tO
e2c: July sa7ac; September. S3lsc; No 81 a6z
CORN No cash. 53c July, 53c December 52sc OATS.
No cash. ale. July S0iac; SEPTEMBER. 23htc; No
Tolsdo. June 27-cIovERsEED. October. So III:
AI-sIKE prime. 81 40; TIMOTHY. prime. 81 52ia
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, June 27.In the amount OF sales the wool
ket is more quiet time, this net
the result any the situation The market
exceptionally strong The most of the large manuacur
ers bought very freely several ago unusual
occurrence is effort being clip
1906 by contracts Territory
freely The for pulled grades is practically
Foreign wool firm The in this market is about
follows: Ohio and Pennsyly lyana-X and above. 354
acc X 33634e; No /, 41g42c; No 2. 42q 43c; fine
washed 2s@Sac Il blood. unwashed 35Gyde: q blood
acc; q blood 35c; unwashed delane 29Q30c: unmer-
chantable s2Ges3c deIaine.
gan-FIne unwashed. 26c; a blood, unwashed SSe54c:
* blood s3T34e: y blood, 30Q3fe unwashee delaine
eTQ2so Kentucky, Indiana. ete.9s and 4 blood. $500
a7c TcritoryIdaho fine, pa 23e heavy. fine, 10000
fine me dun 2aea,sc. medium 2}a27c low medium. 26Q
2Tc; wyoming. ane. 2ld22c heavy fine lsGl9c: fine
duIn 2aGf2se; medium 26Q2Ie; low medium, 2Tn2Tc;
Utah and Nevada. nae go 25e heavy fine, sdl9e hne
medium 22G23c; medium, 26n2fc; ow medium. 2Tq2sc
Dakota fne 22er93e: fine medium 226f23e medium. 2e
27e; low medium. 26427c. Montana--Fne choice ESQ
nua medium. choice, 25fT2ec;
average 2ig22c staple. 2Tg2se; medium choice. 2Il2S~
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
READING SYSTEM
{ Foot Liberty St. Y. r.
STATIONS

STATIONS E10t Wsst I5Ssrsy aas ty St s =; R.
Time shown below is from Liberty ST. West 23d St
leaves 10 minutes earlier noted BY designating
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTowN AND MAUuc5I
En oEKoz4oo oo 0l5 Easto1 ony) $40 A M 20
4 H. 100 800 200 and niSfIa zoo Pi PnE2 n M sundays
WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON-9-1O A. NJ. 12o,
&nRonD 58q sundays q 90 NJ 46S 200 1yFR AND
BAJRNEGAT.z4Co, J 80 a; NJ; 30 qk3 40 Lakewood
(9.4O Lakewood and Lakenurst)
xTEANTIG CIT9P1s4 1T 70 A II k24S 60
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE POINTS "a 90.
Grove. 9I5 A. NJ. 1.so 400. $50 P. NJ. -
A!sTIIS AsT I6Nd lBs E55o sao 1
1So. S0. 40 $50. $50 P. M Sundays 800 AM
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Leaye Pier 81. y R, W 42d
5 800 9a S16s%s dS$o n II 30 p $9 80 SS9 ~
Leave Pier u: y CEDAR 20 1000 100 j ~ =
moo, m'so9 'iooo tll69 m!12 MIL % 90
s7oo + 30. $500 $50. $3.50 p NJ js12i5 mdt
.i2oo A, NJ. 900 5000. @8.oO. 100 p NJ. 215
BAITIMceE AND wAsH!NeToN- 1000. 1890.
READING. HARRisBURG. louisville AND WILL
IAMsPoRT-Iz4.Go 1870 $500 l91C 5000 a9 119O
ing. Pottsve HaTrisbuTg only 4 90 go = 80 2 N
qua xsaturdays only aExeept Saturdays. kS 20 ?. NJ
Ly West 2Sd @ St b6 20 es 90 p N el222 nnin r. N;
1s ss sa go M s Ast? Isl s6 AHe 2s
Is Union Square 2T9s Third Ave. 2I3 West 123th
Fulton f ST. BrnoEyn SEQ Broadway Williamsburg
calls for and checks baggage to des-
W G. BEsLER. C. NJ. BURT.
yice-Pres and Gen Mgr Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, June 27.-CATTLE-Recepts 81. 600 head in
Guiding 1000 Texans market steady good prime steers
50 25q$6 poor medium SO 1885 TO- feed
81 501S4 40: 50 504S4 50 heers 50QS4 "a;
Gamers, 50GS2 40 bulls. 25qS4 So 5O$6
Texas fed steers So 5oq$4 IS HoGs-Recepts. IL 0O0
head market 10c higher mixed and butchers. $5 $50
s. So good choice heavy s. 5oa$5 CO. rough heavy.
S5Q$5 40 light 50 35$5 62 bulk Of sales SIS 5OqS5 So
sHEEF@Recepts 1900 head: sheep 1oc higher;
fair choice mixed. $4q$4 40; native lambs including
spring lambs. S5QSS.
Cincinnati. June 2Z.-HOGs higher: butchers s5 500
50 55; common. 81 35qS5 35. CATTLE-Strong; fair
good shippers, 81 $685. common. S2qS2 10. SHEEP
strong. SO 50GS4 25 lambs higher, S5QSS.
East Buffalo. June 27-CATTLE-Receipts, $50 head;
fairly active and firm prime steers s. 5o@$5 75 ship
s. 5og$4 So cows s3gs4 a5 bulls 81 1885 % yEALs
1900 head fairly active &c higher; heavy and
Yorers. SIS 75Qs5 s5 pigs IS 7O0$5 75 roughs 1895
stags, sSGs3 so; dairies. IS 50qs5 75 SHEEP AND
LANBS-Recepts. 400 head: active; spring lambs So so
ass 20; yearngs So 5@S7; wethers IS 5oGS5 65:
81 25GS4 so; sheep. mixed. 50 J0qS5.g
Kansas City, June Observation-Disclosures 1000 head,
including 1000 Southerns market steady 10c higher
choice and dress beef steers 81 905 T0 fair
good 81 259s4 s5 Western fed steers 81 25qs5 2 stock
81 49, Southern cows 50 25@$3 5O native cows, 81 259
calves S3@S5 HOGS-Receipts. II 600 head market
5dlGc higher top S5 80; bulk of sales, IS 4246$5 90;
heavy SIS 40qs5 AS packers 40Qs5 as pigs lights
So 35$5 90 SIEEP-Receips coo head: market strong
active; native lambs SO 25Q$7 Western lambs So
81; ewes and yearlngs 81 259$5 So clipped
yearlngs s4 75S5 25 Texas clipped sheep. 81 25S4
stockers and feeders. So 50gS3 IS.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28

week. pkgs Supplies fresh killed ~, fowls s.e6 con
has shown time il sun IL has been been
in in @ SHAPE to oa Monday ss tbs week
moderate receipts and invoices holders were ] 70
Chickens S in far fa suppy But have not rapidly
Fourth H9 Of 1ag holidsY the Is nn
~1a Fresh TheG ked afkeys sell slowly
and and other nearby spring ducks more pien,y % do
and rrssuar Ave We aaote Fresh Killed
l der poor oTeFasS 4e best BRo M @ Ts6 FSadeph a
to pair ~ s9a$SS DO Pc n aHS P q
pair 2sc do under 10 1s922c do Southern scaided
GID ofd K pr H. sa a i BGs * p spng LonF
and Eastern per NJ i7c: Pennsylvania and virginia Ia
o dSs mixed 3 gme DO aE aaT 81 Sh 5oSs PfF Dozen o.
POTATOES @ AND yEGET4BIE5ss3 5ss Rec for & the
have GSs 5es n Rs eS " %
f tie % T @ oa of m @ g higher
large lines cleaned 1o15o lover Tqday 1ias:
tomorrow marketeis closing 25a5Oc higher Very
rdS ss ruled ID a Sd a 1 w
aena as have IN ae sgP declined Sn6
aD Sa psa in an5 TPp low and
beans dragging very low. figures. Squash declin
Weak and o for a knds Other ranse
Rose fSe' No eT Dbl 5o do
Dbl SS rea cd 7cs ds gR 70 P fa Jersey f9 e per-
s. sf nssA p4 o Bnsses dG & ss ss2Hss @ c sS
oTs 200 bqnehe9 slaS2 do old per p6o Dbl @ or
s So % BsSHa ali nor iis per 66 crate crate sas6e
i So So Sao sS an f b b.
CIICUMBERs MARYLAND. per basket $Id$1 5o do Nor
folk Dbl s2dS225 per half bb basket sl9$1 p:
basket 5oG75c do South Carolina 4ocGs: 90 Jersey
PLANTs. p as FTorida per boz 81 2SasS 25; LETTUCE;
nearby, per bbl 5o@I5c; ONIONS Texas white and and
yellow, per crate, 25Q75c do yellow, fat crate 25
soc; do Bermuda crate 100000: do per
bag s1Ssi Is; oKRA Florida per carrier 81 5oS2
3Od60c do Long Island and Jersey Telephone per
bag so9doc: do June 25a5oc: PEPPERS Jersey per
RHUBARB. nearby. per 100 punches. 59a75e; STRING
5ocGs1: do Phiadelphia, 75@S5c: do Maryland
green. 5Ocds1 DO way 50a75e DO Baltimore way SSI @
bsse Se 40 go green per basket sse5oc soAsH
Dbl, S1$1 25: do marrow; 75cdS: do vel
spA 3T nss6y ss psT ST. oo 0sIts @
per box 81 1852: do Delaware and Maryland small
carrier s1aS1 30: do Virginia and North Carolina per
do savannah per carrier. s1a$1 70: do Florida 75c6
81 * Go Mississippi per fiat case soaeoc; TURNIIPSr I
81 25Gsi 80: do old $19s1 25; WATERCREss. per 100
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-wih the light prompt trad
ing attention considerable pilinR Of receipts,
which increase with the customary lul which
precedes OF July the market for the time be
shown in recent rates: We quote: Prime large bales
671ac: do. $4,000 shipping. 45d50o: clover mixed
nomina do clear. nominal. STRAW-Market well sup
long rye per Receipts hay straw tons
River Railroad $50: Railroad $50: Erie
road 73O Pennsylvania Railroad 40: Delaware Iacka-
Railroad, 1870: Western Railroad 40:
boasJ 40: total $50 tons Receipts Of straw 200 tons
New-York tribune., 1905-06-28
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, 1906.
C0FFEE-The coffee market was very quiet sales
being reported only $50 bags, and good
II this business being and representing
switches from July positions. but nearby longs
difficulty getting Of their commitments at
existing differences the market ruled generally
eteady. opening unchanged. later prices
improved partial points on Moderate demand: with
little Offering. The close dull, points higher
or July unchanged other positions European
cables steady. and primary receipts rather
PARTICULARLY points
frbu,iag steadiness OF market and the alb
aggressive selling Neither OF the Brazilian
markets reported any change A private cable from
the worlds visible
OF coffee for the month 900 bags. and it may
have this expectation that the French
market reported advance = franc the day,
while Hamburg 5sG32 pig higher. Sac Paulo re
oepts the day, reported by the late cable
HAS bags against . 500 bags last and Jundahy
receipts reported for the previous day. also
light 1900 bags, against 1888 bags last The
spot market quiet bat steady with quotations on
the basis of 7Ssc for Rio No 7.
prices in the local market to-day
Vas as