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Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10
THIS IS NO GAS STOVE AD
But a Story Which Shows the Limits
of Practical Honesty.

The other day Mrs. Z. /. Richards,
of 1914 Fourteenth street came down
town and paid bill for which she OBJ
tanned a receipt. II happened 10 be
bill for a gas stove, but that doesn't
matter. Before she reached home she
found that she had lost her purse con
tanning the receipt and a small amount
of change. Ii wasn't much and she
did not worry greatly over il. In fact,
she would have thought very little
more about it if she hadn't received
through the mail a day afterward
the receipt TO which was pinned this
note:
This may possibly be of use in the
future as reference. 1t was found in
the street. Yours,
"UNO HOO"
There was also an inquiry about the
stove but the purse and the change is
still missing.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10
At Work on Lock.

The first active field work on the
Moline lock was commenced this week
by the government near the site of the
proposed lock Drn boats are now
busy drilling holes in the river bed and
the report of the blast can be contin-
ually heard. after which the dredges
will be busy for many weeks eXcavat-
ing to make safe waterway for all river
boats. In. an interview with Assistant
Engineer NJ c. Barnes. who is assist
ing Col Richie. who has entire charge
of the work. he said: plans and speci-
fcatiOns are now being completed. This
week another draughtsman was added
TO the force working on the plans and
we will be ready 70 ask for bids early
next winter, probably in December.
The drill boats are now busy making
the approaches to the dam. or where
the lock will he constructed. and early
next spring all the contracts will be
let SO that active work viii be com
menced as soon as the spring thaw
comes.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10
Asphalt Burns.

Work on the pavement al Eighth
street and Eleventh avenue viii be de
laycd for a day or two owing 10 fire
which broke out yesterday morning at
the Mccarthy asphalt plant on the Rock
Island tracks near Eleventh street and
Third avenue and caused a loss which
will probably reach $500 The men
were at work heating the first batch
of asphalt, preparing il TO be laid, when
il boiled over, spattering the fire box
and igniting quickly A pile of kind
ling wood nearby was also ignited and
i'm a very few moments Il large plat
form was ablaze. The strong wind
famed the flames 10 20 barrels Of as
phalt, which were partially destroyed.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10
BOWLING.

Bowling, Aug. 10.-L. Gingles visited
with Charles Sherman and J. Kissen-
mauker this week
Misses Sadie and Mamie Bowers
were in Bowling Sunday.
The Missionary Aid society met at
Mrs. James Hynes' last week
Miss Myrtle Ellis spent Sunday with
her sister Ivy, who is staying at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Crawford of
Taylor Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WitherelI, of
Rock Island, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
w. Witherell Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Morris, of Rock Island. visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Champion
Saturday.
Ruthie Wangelin returned home af-
ter two weeks visit with her grand
mother, Mrs. Walker, in Milan.
c. b. Ellis went to Sherrard Monday.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10

gantown, W. Va, to visit his sister,
Mrs. jarrett Wade.
Mr. and Mrs. A NJ Blood, of Tis-
kilwa, are visiting at G. w. Tomlin-
sons.
Mrs. Vance Richardson spent few
days last week with her daughter in
Moline.
Miss Anna Price, who has been visit
ing friends in this vicinity for. the past
two weeks, has returned TO her home
in Moline.
Clyde Rome. of Galesburg, was in
town a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Broline and chill
dTen have moved TO Andover.
Mrs. w. ]. Blodget and daughter
came home Sunday evening from Alb
ingdon, where they have been visiting
for the past week. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. Blodget, who had spent
Sunday with them
Quite a number from here are en-
joying a weeks camping at the river.
Mrs. Martha Anderson is visiting
with relatives near Coal Valley.
Mrs. Herbert Cowperthwaite, of New
York, is visiting at the home of e. W.
TomlinsOn.
Miss Bernice Williams. of Chicago, is
visiting with relatives and friends in
this vicinity
Charles South was a Moline visitor
one day last week.
Mrs. Higbee. Of Sherrard, was in
town Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kettering and
!, With rp1-
atives in Woodruff.
Miss Anna Jordan is attending teach
ers' institute at Kewanee this week.
Mrs. Gust Carlson. of Moline, is visit
| ing at J. p. Petersons.
Miss Millie Tenges, of Milan, is
| spending few days here with rela-
tives
L. w. Spring. of Galesburg. is spend
ing few days with friends here.
Arthur Love. of Chicago, is visiting
his mother this week.
Mrs. A l.. Thunderstorm and chill
dren. of Abingdon, are visiting at A.
! NJ. Pomeroy's.
Missts Emma Kinsey and Grace
Clark, of Sherrard, were callers here
Saturday.
E. A. South is sick this week.
Misses Emily and Hulda Peterson, of
Chicago, are here now visiting with
their mother. Mrs. Jacob Peterson.
Byron Jordan spent Sunday in Alb
| ingdOn.
c. G. Northwall is visiting in Chi
cagO this week.
Mrs. Peter Matthews is visiting in
New Windsor.
p. w. South is in Chicago this week
with cattle.
Rev. William Murchie, of Red Oak
Iowa, visited his sister, Miss Murchie
| Tuesday.
Mrs. E. ]. McCahon has returned
home from visit with relatives in
Colorado and other places.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10
Or. JekyII and Mr.. HYDE.

Dr. JckylI is a student. a scholar a
dreamer, and a good and humane man.
He has a fondness for the occult sci
ences, and in his experiments discOv-
ers a potion which enables him to- sep
arate the good from the bad elements
housed in his own body. 1t enables him
to transform himself into Mr.. Hyde. a
monster of depravity, and thus crafty
all the vile passions and cruel impuls-
es ithout fear of detection. BY its
use he is also enabled 10 restore him
self TO his own proper person. Little
by little he yields TO the influence OF
the drug as many yield TO liquor or an
opiate. Jekyll at times becomes trans
formed into Hyde without the drug. At
last the drug is exhausted; Jekyll can
not supply the peculiar property which
the original potion possessed. Again
transformed. against his will. into
Hyde, there il no escape save by the
death Of a suicide This production
will be seen at the Illinois theatre on
Sunday, Aug. -.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10
Poisons in Food.

Perhaps you don't realize that many
pain poisons originate in your food, but
some day you may feel a twinge of
iyspepia that will convince you. DR..
Kings New Life Pills are guaranteed
10 cure all sickness due to poisOns Of
undigested food-or money back. 25c
at Hartz & Ullemeyer, drug store
Try them.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10
MOLINE MENTION.
Butcher Makes Record-

Otto Eflandt yesterday made d rec
ord IN butcherjng hogs. In just
hour and so minutes he killed and
dressed y hogs and brought them TO
the meat market al 2425 Fifteenth
street. This is a record which viii
probably hustle any one 70 contend
with.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10

of Hans F. W. Wind the bluff grocer.
at Thirteenth street and Thirteenth av-
enue, was entered and a gold watch
stolen. Mrs. E. w. Johnson. who re
sides at S11 Fifteenth-and-three-q
ters street found that burglars had en-
tered her house. but nothing was stolen
as far as can be ascertained.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10
AT THE THEATRE.
Coming Attraction.

The Jordan Dramatic company will
open three nights engagement at the
Illinois theatre, commencing Monday,
Aug. II. The management promises
this To- be one of the best popular
price attractions of the season. Tues
day night they will present a four-act
comedy drama entitled "A Struggle for
Gold The play is story of western
life. and while written on the comedy
order. it has a serious vein through
the entire play. High class singing
and dancing specialties and other nov
elites viii be introduced between acts.
For the purpose of introducing the
company and show the general make
up and the quality of work done by
this company, ladies will be admitted
free the opening night if accompanied
by an escort with one paid 3O-cent tick
ct. Prices, 10, 20, and 30 cents.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10
DAVENPORT DOTS.
Coming Here.

The Old Settlers of Linn county as
sociation have arranged with the c.,
NJ & ST. P. railway 10 run their fifth
annual excursion 10 Davenport, Iowa,
on Tuesday, Aug. 10, and pleasant
days outing is promised for all who go
The best of order is always maintain
ed on these "Old Settlers" excursions.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10
Leaving City.

Ellsworth BIomsren, bookkeepcr for
the Moline Plow company. viii soon
give up his position for better one,
that of cashier with piow company in
Sioux Falls. 5. ID. Mr.. Blomgren has
been with the Moline firm for the past
three years and he viii take up his
new duties Sept l.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10

Itching piles? Never mind if every
thing else failed To cure you Try
Doan's Ointment No failure there. 80
cents. at any drug store.
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10
More Robberies.

Two Tobberies were committed in
the city Tuesday night The residence
Rock Island Argus., 1905-08-10
DIR. RICHARDS DYSPEPSIA TABLET
ASSOCIATION.

be dySpeptIc, and l can
assure you that l have
had my full share of
sour stomachs, ac-
cumulated gas on the
stomach, intense pains,
and a general feeling of
flatulency.
l started in about a
month ago to take the
tablets, and l desire to
send you. unsolicited,
my hearty thanks for
the relief and, l feel
confident, the perma-
nent cure effected by
them. / am,
Very truly yours.
lANK A. THOMPSON
F. A. Spangler Co.,
w ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-18

20 2, l6 = 30.
Ests vapor conecta con los vapo-
res de esta Compaflia para ew York.
Sc recibs carga hasta las II del dia-
ante de sallda. Sc venden pasajes en-
Ia ofcina hasta las 4 de Ia tarde del
dia anterior su salida.
Ell vapor <VASCO, evando carga
solamente, saldra para todos los puer-
tos de Ia Isla & las L de la nochs en-
las siguientes fechas: por el ESTE
Mario l, Is y 20, por el OESTE
Mario Sy p, admite carga hasta las
IL del dia an terror q 10 salida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-18
The New York & Porto Rico Steamship Company
Bab conta Postal con Gobemo de los Ehdcs UdI de America

Dos v.pores, el <SAN JUAN, y
sARKAD "A, hacen viajes regulares
entire New Orleans y Porto Rico lie.
vando pasaieros y carga.
La carga para los vapares de Nue.
va York 90 recibira en- ell muelle,has.
to Il del dia antes de salida, y no mas
tarde.
SERVICIO DE CABOTAJE. Ell
vapor <PORTO RICO, saldra de San
Juan & las 2 de Ia madrugads para to.
dos los puertoa de Ia Isla on las si.
guientes fechas: por el ESTE, Mierco.
lee Mario Sy %, por el OESTE, Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March -CATTLE-Fteceipts. 800 head.
Market strong good prime steers 50 l5g$6 20 poor 70
0OS5 stockers and feeders 81 loS4 %;
so 8OS4 heifers $3Q$5; 81 5O2 80; bulls " %
0s4: calves $3d$T HOGS-Receipts. 19OOO tomorrow
10 Market biOc higher; mixed and butchers 80 ~
QS6 42H; good choice heavy. SO S39So 417e roqgn
heavy So 20Q$5 30; light IS 1895 So bulk Of sales
choice mixed 81 T5G$5 80; Western sheep S5g$6 20
native lambs So 5O4$T 65; Western lambs 50 oOgSl 10
Kansas city March 24.-CAFTlE[-Recelpts, l'oOV, IN
cIuding 300 Southerns Market steady choice export ana
dressed steers IS 25Q$5 20; fair TO good, 81 gSo %
ssG$4 75 Southern steers So 5O9S4 co. southern SoWs
bulls s. 609S@ calves 81 6oa$6 25 HoasMReeSipts
SIS 20 PIGS ana lights. 81 25qS5 Is. sEElP-Receipts
600 Market steady; native lambs, So 50SI o0 native
wethers IS 4O9S5 90 native fed 81 S0gS5 co. West
ern fed lambs Sc 509S7 3d. Western fed yearngs S6g
Sc fed sheep S4GS5 80; stockers and Feed
Cincinnati March 24-HoGs active; butchers. s. 60;
shippers 81 5OGS5 %; 81 25S3. SHEEP steady;
s36S5 Is, lambs steady. So 25dS7 rs
East Buffalo, March 24-CATrLE- 100 head;
slow and lower; prime SIS 50S5 IS; shipping, 500
40 butchers 81 50G$5i hefers SO 35S4 So cows sag
81 So bulls SS9S4 so; stockers and feeders $SS4 10
VFAIS-Receipts $50 head; active; 25c higher; 81 50
SIS 10 HOGs-Receipts 5000 head duh; 5Q10o lower;
SIS 5Tn pigs SIS 20q$5 %; roughs, "a 75qS4 S0 stays
So 256s3 75 SHEEP AND IANfBS-Receipts. 1000 head;
active sheep steady. lambs 10q25c higher native lambs
Sc 5OgSS 5O lambs IS 259SS 500 yearlings $40
81 S5; wethers SO 259$6 80; So 1885 10; sheep
mixed, So 5OQ$e 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. March 81, 1905
sp1ns a for alive Us for aushterrs and
over Wednesday, 80 to be sold Good medium
mon steers slow 15c lower; bulls ruled dull further
decline Of l5g2oc; medium and common cows slow to loo
cleared with the exception OF about carload OF bulls
Of Westerns 81 80; 50 25@s4 10; at
slaughterers reported rather quiet
v e9S1 a per No. WITH little S4oce beef 6Tngn o 9e
Vein Sep per No. with tops selling al INF a. sI
SIC per ~ Tomorrow the Mnnetonlha will take out
Son the Exeter CITY to Bristol $50 cattle for F. Hunni-
sett the St Louis to London 800 quarters Of beef for
Beer Company and 400 quarters for Armour Co; the
& Son the BerInudan. 70 Bermuda, Il cattle and 50
pool 1900 quarters Cudahy Packing Com
pany making with previous shipments total for the
beef an ports of Great Britain with the exception Of
sass 70 Psnpsy1yanq 9.o * 1888 81 p
49, 1929 l4 50 q 5 Do s At a. 5 10 o I %
g % 40 1000 n st So .; DO Sls M At s. 60; DO
50; DO 77s ID. 81 10 II sS7 10 at 81 90; do.
Gibson Co Pennsylvania .; steers 12s s. 1 r. st
70 10 y do $40 ~ q? 50 4 10 d 10 S5 6 sS 10
6S s. q EN- d i6 bulls 1852 r. at So 60; do
Sherman Culver: 20 Chicago steers 1871 ~ o5 at s. e5
20 3G 90 l1 g q p at So TO- bull 14dO H. at 81 Oi
10 So 7O do. lilo 10 So Coz $50 10 at 50 20;
Ss ' ~ at SO s. 3d. az d. % SO h. at s. do 1859 at
81 90 DO 19 go p at s. 6s DO 9S ~ at s. S 90 S at
D. al d. 95 ~ ~ at ST. Do 5e b. at 81 co. DO
Newton Z CO. q Ohio steers. 1895 ~ at 50 70; IS
E g0 5n s g. l at r. a. psn M Bulls 1913
81 oh So do a2 80 at S. s. So IL ohio Do 1850
syivanla do SsS 10 81 10; do 1877 ~ at 81 60 "a
a. s 1aos at S S DO 0H 67 b at $ 49, DO M
~ at So 10: 10 do. 1890 70. at 81 IS. 49, -,zo
NJ h at $ G e: da 67s sif m at 81
"a do i4se b. at S. co. DO 1900 at So IS; do 16S
H. at SO %, s,-r
CALvEs-Receipts IS head all for the market +:
Prices full steady on lmea ass Common 10
prime veal ranged from se9S9 No little calves d
D Tess so Sa S sso per b. country at TAO
l2c and choice carcasses high as 1Z1sc - %
50 per 100 6 DO 16 n. at IS so; do. 100 H. at 81
l do. 100 ~ at So ,, ,. ,,7 n q, 60 10
SHEEP AND IAAIBs-Receipts were gncqId9g late late
ae and With the few left over besides there
1914 sale. The market was az o+,a md
good lambs irm to loo higher All the stock went to the
Scales Medium to prime ewes 500 az S ncpdn
cars of Colorado lambs at tho outside figures 81 ~
I3c; country dressed spring lambs rather $40" ae @S@
ggeIesKerns Commission Coz 400 Colorado lambs 81
70 average IS So $50 do 9s r. at - 90 4Co S Dc
n at s. Sq 2a BuTs19 eTg "a h. at IS 20; S DO 70
n al IS %; Buffalo sheep 100 H. at $0 90 iO' 10
q Harrington: 1s5 state lambs % ~ at IS 90; zoo
Buffalo do g ~ at s. 5o 213 9P nj LAMBS "A H. at
81 10 IA Pennsylvania sheep 30 10 AZ 90 81 co. state
s. Saunders . g State sta lanlos' luz ID at - w.
Is or 7 sSy head , al nd f9e
for sale on live weight Country dressed hogs steady at
6Gc for heavy w 70 Light TSighfS State hogs $50
| ID average at IS so per 100 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25

tatons follow Domestic ordinary sa3sc; fair 70 good
Patna 64s go%c japan, foreign nominal; do donesno
2;sg3s%c; Java. 4aq545o; Rangoon In bond, 2A42?tc
SUGAR-The market for refined was dun anu
prices more or less nominal. unchanged. Erlces
quoted are net less for cash: Cut loaf anu
crushed. 676o; mould a. 6.40c: cubes CISCO; 8lShA
powered. soc; powdered. powdered and tn!t
powdered. 615c Eagle confectionery graduated 63c
Eagle coarse and extra nne granulated e15c Eagle 20
cartons 10 bags and 10 bags Of fine granulaed 49, ~
Eagle hne or standard granuated and diamond A. eSes:
Sehteetoners A. 6g0c; No J. 67Oc; Nos ana ., 9,Oo'
No T. 655c No 8. 5.5Oc: g. 545c; T. 5.40c: NO :,
68oc; No O. 525c: No TO- b.2Oc: No IL, 5.10c; No u
5O5c: No ID. 495c Nos II 10, soc The local raw
sugar market dull nominal and weak. Very rev
shipments offered for May and April shipments are
scarce Spot and nearby pressing on the mar
ke and refners VIII not bid than 4c for 90 TEST
centrifugal spot whio 1516c is asked Muscovado ~
nominal at 4Ae and molasses sugar at &c The doi4pn
beet sugar market about nd lower for the Day te
closing price being las 4d for March and las 442d r
tons; exports 1880 $4,000 TONS
412 tons last year; III cenrals grinding against III
last This weeks of the statistical posi-
ton made by Willett Gray shows stocks in the
United States and Cuba together 46S675 tons against
443 $50 tons last week. and 37S 1TS tons last year an IN
OF e0497 last Stock in EUROPE
226s 900 TONS against 313sOOO tons last year Hamburg
reports shipments OF refined sugar TO the Ued
States this week Total stocks of Europe and america
dates and 2756.29S tons at the even date OF
January 1905 The decrease stocks 7S0503 tons
against decrease 1893 sos week, and de
OF 1O05740 tons January l. 1905. Total stocks
aoat together visible supply OF 2S4,460 tons
against 3, $50, IT'S year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
eENERAL MARKET REPoRT.

New-Yorlc, March "a, 1906
ooFFEE-The coffee market not active. but after
ths lower opening showed pretty steady with
TsTvey Little Offering while It looked II local bulls
end importers buying just enough Of
oanEs and maintain prices within partial points Of
closing ngres OF the previous night The start was
decline Of 10 points IN response the
rer European cables. The market closed steady and
paints lower reported
Sc 600 bass The French market q franc lower at
the Of the local opening, and Hamburg IN
changed = pig lower Neither Of the Brazilian markets
epoed canga and receipts Brazilian points
afsor. cable showing
Pulo receipts the day about the the recent
Nothing developed spot situation
snS beyond the fact steady, with deal
s-s PREDICTING 6 squirt the weather
becomes settled IN the interior there Is no special
feature Bulls predict the worlds visible supply
statement shortly after the first OF the month
vii decrease OF about eco coo bags owing 70 the
OF II VIII place
TIE figures below Of tho time last year for
frstt The Epot market was quiet
m steady quotations the basis Of 7nc for Rio
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
F>f1-z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool March "a. p m.--CoTToN-Spot. moderate
business done: prices points higher; American mddng
fair 472d good middiing, 44od; middling; 42sd low
mddng 4.14d good ordinary. 396d: ordinary, 3sOd
The sales OF the day were 5000 bales Of which 500 were
speculation and export and included 1900 American
Receipts. 10000 bales including 1O10O American tu-
lures opened steady and closed quiet; American midcng
z o c, March, Aid; March and April Aid: April and
May. AID: May and June, 4i4d june and July AGA
July ard August. 417d August and September, 41sd;
September and October, 4l9d; october and NovepbeI
A2od; November and December s2Id: December and
Jsnusry, ara; january and February. ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 24--C1osing: wHEAT-spot steady;
No California, Is 1Od; futures steady; May SID
July. 6s sssd September. 6s sid CoRN-spot firm:
American mixed new. As AZ d; American mixed, old As
Id futures quiet: March 4s $5sd May. 4s 49d PEAS
firm 9s %. HoPs-In London Pacific COAST firm. 20 ESQ
90 iss. BEEF-F1rm extra india mess, lis 3D. PORK
Steady: prime Western. 6is 3D. HAMS-Short cut
Ia 10 10 steady. 42s Cd BACON-F1rn; Cumberland
20 80 10 $685. short rib. 10 "a 10 sos Cd long
clear ulddles lght g to 81 70 Sss 3D. long clear mid
20 10 avs; clear belsa IA 10 10, SIS ca SHOULDERS
Square. IL l3 10, firm. 82s. LARD-Prime Western
tcrces easy 34s 3D. American refined in pals steady
ass "a. BUTTER-Nounal CTIEEs E--Strong Ameri-
finest white, Gas Cd do colored bSs Cd. TALLOW-
Prime city steady 23s. TURPENTIN1SSpirit firm, 4os
f,aen crist, a. SINSh1ilD oII,-Bsrrn. isx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
&C q contraet 80 IN the I0caI naaIst to-aay

The MARKET for spot cotton IN NewIors closed qg'es aa
Deliveries contract 200 bales Southern spot markets
Savannah quiet 3sc lower
7&c sales 81 bales Norfolk quiet, unchanged Use
sales bT2 bales Augusta quiet. Lice lower at Ie 5dd
sales go bales Louis quiet, unchanged az 11-ec
Mobile quiet unchanged nc: sales 200 bales Balti-
mere nomnaly 3sc lower Sc Galveston quiet, IN
changed at re: salea p bales NeN-0reans barely
quiet unchanged at use: GALES 1880 bales Estimated
receipts leading points for to-nEroW; AZ t5oSson
zo45 last week lSS last
year; q. galveston 1900 1900, against 5e24 last
as last year; at NeTOeals SoVO 10 Au'VVu
tg6inst 8 as last week ana 2,351 last year
Receipts Of Ct the ports today and for the week
corngred With the totals OF week and Of this
Heur raaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
NAVAL STORES.

Early in day machine made barrels OF spirits tur-
penne were quoted 57lsc later &c less seemed
be the trading price, and the market closed at
about 57c for machines and 56c for oil barrels, and
possibly goods might have been obtained at sc for
machines quiet 81 90 for common and good
strained. Tar steady and unchanged We quote;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine bbls, 56S4Q
57Ac.
ROsIN-Cornmon TO good strained So 90; E. So 159
SO 90 f. So 209SS ~ G, So S54gSS 40; H. - ooSS 90
So SOS3 90; X 81 359S4 49, NJ. 81 S5g$4 80; N So To-
W G. S. 49, W W, 50 so.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne. bbls. 6S9
Savannah, March 24.-TURPENTINE firm. 5S14c; re-
cepts bbls shipments 6S ROSIN firm; receipts 500
bbls sales 137: shipments 952 Quoted: A. B C. 81 "a
D. So so; r. 81 STA F. SO 92ls G.. So OH H. So 30; l.
So 20 K 81 O5 NJ 81 3d. n. 81 80 w G. 50; w W. IS Is.
New-Orieans. March 2i-Receipts--ROSlN ia barrels
TURPENTJNE- $50 bbls. -,
Charleston. March 24.-TCRPENT1NE nrnn; Sz72e
ROsIN Arm sales, 600 bbls Quoted A. B. c, 81 %; D.
50 co: Z. 50 671e; F. 81 72is; c. 81 S2}2 H. So l0 l.
So SO X So SIS: NJ. s. 80; N. 81 So; w c. 81 so: w
81 95. - - , -
53c; receipts bbls. ROSIN-Nothing doing RECEIPTS
$50 bbls TAR firm. lIc receipts SIG b1ls, CRUDE
TURPENTINE firm, 50 80 SO 40; receipts % b6ls ,.
London. March 24-TUEPENTINt(- Spirits aus ttOSlN
American strained. SIS lad; hne lis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25

moment. Prime is quoted quite full inside prices
Tor other grades good line what business
Is doing Clover scarce. with strong prices We qn9te;
Soc No 7215qI5c; No B. 623s967c; shippers. 55Q60c;
small bales &c less than large; clover mixed, 75as5c;
clover, clear, 70GS0c STRAW-AH Of the acceptable
long rye is steady 95c@S1 per 100 n. Receipts Of
hay and straw in tons. reported the Produce Ex-
change a at noon today Hudson River Railroad, $780,
wanna and Western 80: Lehigh Valley. 310 Baltimore
and Ohio 20; Ontario and Western. Central OF New
Jersey, TO- total Receipts straw so bales