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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-02-04
Census Report OF Cotton Ginned.

Washington, Feb 1.-The cen
sus report of cotton girncd to Jan
Is in 695 counties shows OH.
693 bales, counting round bale.
as half bales, compared with T.
l6S, 3S1 bales in the same counties.
last wear. The quantities ginncd
in these counties between Dec l3
and Jan 16 is 494,95 running
bales; to Dec 13, 1904, the re-
naming number of un:epor,ed
counties had ginued 2,74S, ,73S
counting round bales rs half bales
FoCr hundred and seventy seven
ginneries refused to report. The
quantity previously returned ny
these has been brought forwar d
in this report without addition.
The total amount brought forward
is 1874, I'LL running bales
The report by Stntes in count Q J
reported to date for operations
prior to Jan 16 Iast follows:
Alahama. 1,27S,713 running
bales ginned; Arkansas, 743.444
bales; Florida, 62,O24 bales;
Georgia, 1856, 406 bales: Indian
Territory, 244,54S bales; Lonis-
lana, 9o7, $50 bales; Kentucky,
1882 bales; Mississippi, 1885,
O37 bales; Missouri, AZ 776 bales;
North Can oIinn, 53O,G43 bales;
Tennessee, 244, ,061 bales; Texas,
1,532,777 bales; Virginia, Is, 93S
bales; Oklahoma, 1877 1897 bales :;
South Carolina, 1, 144,514 bales
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Bail too Easy
Chester Lantern.

Chester Lantern.
If the legislators wish to do
sOmethln that will be of cal bene
fit in dispensing justice and dis.
patching business in our courts,
let them devise some measure tha.
will stop the granting of bail to
man-slayers who ought to be hang
ed, and continuances to defends
ants who wish to get evidence out
of reach satifactory Judge, have
time to find out the sentiment of
men who are to become Jurors,
and get favorable conditions ar
ranged generally.
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The following is found in an
account of the taking of 203-
Metre Hill .on the last days of
the Port Arthur siege:
With the exception of three
prisoners not a live Russian was
found on the summit. They had
been shelled to pieces, and not
even a mouse could have escaped
from that hail. No mountain
ever contained, contracted in so
small a space, so much of the hor-
rors of war. The crest had been
absolutely smashed to pieces.
One could not even trace the lines
of original dsfeoces, Among
this confused jumble of rocks,
sandbags, shells, charred timber,
broken rifles, bits of uniforms and
soldiers accoutrements of every
description the dead lay in huns
dreds, many smashed beyond re-
sem blance to human form, 80 ter
rlble is the effect of modern she'll
fire. On the east side of the
mountain lay dead Russians and
on the west side the dead Japan
ese. The summit was sacred to
both.
Truly a picture which proves
the correctness Of Sherman's de-
finition of war.-Charlotte OBJ
server.
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One of the skits ut the recent
Gridiron dinner at Washington
was the proposition to have de,
pate between Bryan and Roose-
welt. The answer that would be
impossible as both were on the
same platform now. or words to
that effect. 1t was all intended
for fun, but there is great deal of
truth in it. AS to railroads, tariff
revision and the trusts the presl-
dent is pursuing good Democratic
pollcy.-Columbia Record.
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GA - TO "a.
Bears the h!as Kind You Have Always BougS
Signature e &s>&zZzZx
Killed His Little Sister

Innocent of any possibility of
danger or harm, Roy Jones, the
little six-year old son, of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. Jones, ofSlmponsvllle
pointed a loaded gun at his little
sister: Carrie, Saturday evening {,
and in a moment the piece was
discharged, the entire load enter
ing the child's head, killing her
instant. .Greenville News.
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Yours truly,
Verdict Set Aside.

Judge Purdy filed several i'm
portant decisions Saturd iy.
Among others he set aside the
verdict i'll the case of Nj. p. Trib.
ble VS.. Western Union company.
Col. Tribble sued and got ver-,
dict of $1,000 because certain
telegram informing him of a
death in his family vas not
promptly delivered. Judge Pur-
dy gave several legal reasons for
setting aside the verdict, but the
principal one, perhaps was that
he held the verdict to be exces-
sive. A new trial has been or
dered. Mr.. p. II. Nelsol repre-
sented the telegraph company and
Messrs. Crawford amp Muller Col.
Tribble.
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YOUNG LADY CHOKED BY NEGRO.
DARLINGTON. Feb Monday

YOUNG LADY CIIOKED BY NEGRO.
Darlington, Feb. Monday
evening about Z O'Clock a young
lady while gong from her sisters
to her fathers home on Orange
street, only short distance, was
attacked bv negro, who had hid
den behind large oak tree. AS
the lady approached the brute
sprang from his lair,,and demanded
money. The lady, most esse'>
lent young woman, belonging
to one of Darlington's best and
most prominent families, screamed
for help, and with true courage g
and heroism, endeavored to rid
herself of the fend, which she did
but not Until the demon had bruis-
ed her throat with his heinous
fingers. A noise in a nearby
dwelling is supposed also to have
frightened the scoundrel, who
took to his heels. A dlligent
search with bloodhounds was made
but the dogs seemed TO lose the
trail. A similar attack was made
on lady on Pearl street not long
ago and the assallant, a negro, as
in this case, became frightened
and ran.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-02-04

From the best selected sec Is.
Now reaiv for sht pmcut a.y".
strong. healthy, these pinnts are
grown in theio open cit AMI will staut
severe freeze with out injury. Early
Jersey Wakefield, Large Type or
Charleston Wakefield whIcL are the
best known varieties OF early cabbage,
also HendersOn's Succession. the best
Large, late and sure header, Augusta
Early Trucker, also q fine type of late
variety. Neatly packed in light bas-
kets, $3.50 per NJ, For five thousand
or over $l.25 per thousand FO B Ex
press office. Chas nj Gibson.
Youngs Island, $ e..
Dec 20. 1904 -3m.
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Notice

No;'Cc - !!e' Ghy given that tniS Of
flee will loo r'n from the lst day of
January to the Goth day of February
1905, for the purpose OF receiving the
returns If th" taxpayers If Lancaster
County
All persons having property in their
possession or control as Manager,
Holder, or as Husband, Parent, Guard
ian, Trustee, Executor. y administrator
Rece fver. Accounting officer, Agent,
Attorney or Factor on IN lst day of
January, 1905, are required TO list the
same for Taxation within The time re.
qu!red by Law, or incur the penalty
of so per cent which attaches in case
'cf failure to do so.
Only returns Of persona! property
are to be made this year, and improve
ments cn Real Estate
Persons liable to- Poll Tax are rcquir
ed by law tn make return Of same.
The Foil Tax Of One Dollar is laid
upon all male persons between The
ages of q and 81 years except pe,eons
VINO are exempt by law
1t will be to the interest OF every tax
payer TO make his return promptly nd
save the penalty Of so per cent which
attaches after The Goth day of Febru~
ary.
After the above dates I will be found
In the Auditors office to wait upon
the public.
Respectfully.
JNOA COOK,
AUDITOR, LE.
Ian caster, E. H., s G. Dec Sth 1915
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PUBLIC AROUSED

The public is aroused to know
ledge Of the curative merits of
that great medical tonic, Electric
Bitters, for sick stomach, liver
and kidney. Mary H. Walters,
of SAT st. Clair Ave, Columbus,
o., writes. "Fov several months,
l was given up to die. I had few
er and ague, my nerves were wreck
ed; | could not sleep, and my
stomach was so weak, from useless
doctors drugs, that l could not
eat. Soon after beginning to take
Electric Bltters, l obtained relief,
and in short time | was entirely
cured" Guaranteed at Crawford
Bros, j. +. Mackey & Co.. :,
Fundel bnlk Pharmacy, drug
stores; price soc.
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More Trouble For Russia.

London, Jan 3O.-The foreign
office confirms the report of an at
tack en- British Consul General
Murray and Proconsul Muc-
huksin by Cossacks at Warsaw.
Ambassador Harding at St. Peters
burg had been instructed to make
an urgent protest to the czar's
government against these indigni-
ties.
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STRAIGHT FACTS.

A whole lot Of fancy phrases can he
written about remedies, hut 1t TAX es
facts to prove anything good straight
facts. And the strongest fact you ever
heard is that Tannopiiine is the best
cure for piles on the market. 1t lures
absolutely. Has a healing, soothing
effect from the start.
Alldruggists have 1t for ST. 90 a jar.
Ask for Tannopiline and don't dare
take q substitute.
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PECULIAR DISAPPEARANCE.

]. D. Runyan, of Butlerville,
o., laid the peculiar disappearance
Of bis painful symptoms, Of indl-
gestion and biliousness, to DR..
Kings New Life Pills. He says:
"They are per feet remedy, for
dizziness, sour Otomach, headache,
constipation, etc. Guaranteed at
Crawford Bros, j. F. Mackey &
Co. and Funderburk Pharmacy
drug stores, price Csc.
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Notice..

My regular office days will be Sat
urdays and first Mondays. All other
days you will find me at my Office
near l. & &C depot Will keep school
books at both offices and will be glad
to wait on you any day in the week.
w NJ Moore,
Co Supt Of Education.
Jan 16. 1906.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-02-04

The question is not, will other
farmers continue to hold their cot
ton, but will they plant 25 per
cent, less cotton this spring. Let
this necessary sentiment be driven
home between now and planting
time by every friend of Southern
prosperity. Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
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9BAGE PLANTS
$3.50 PER THOUSAND.

am prepared to fill any and all or
ders with the best varieties of Cabbage
Plants. Orders filled fur any amount
and varie'Ies, Write for y, ices on lots
of 5000 and over Adhre 9 orders to
w II Carr,
Meggettg, S &
nan 0O 1QOi-3pn
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Notice to the Public.
Jan 16, 1905.

1 will hold all inquests in the
county. Phone TO my residence
at Pleasant Hill for me when
needed.
j. Montgomery Caskey,
ept. 20-tf Coroner l.. =.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
v'sns,s's essss ses Of lkzzzzw

In passing sentence upon Joe
Wade at Monck's Corner, who
was charged with wife beating,
Judge Gage deplored the fact
that the law did not allow him to
bestow more drastic punishment
upon the prisoner. He sentence d
Wade to serve ten years in the
State pcnitentiary at hard labor.
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MONEY T0 LOAN

/ have made arrangement wi.
lenders OF money in New York City,
with whom | am able to ncgoti.te loans
secured by first mortgage on improved
repayable In annual installm- nts of
five ears No brokerage or commits.
sion charged Oniy reasonable
charge for abs' ract oili,,..
r. e WYLIE,
Aug 3l-6m. Attorney at Lew
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PILES! PILES! PILES!

DR.. VIII iiams' Indian Pile Ointment
will cure Blind. bleeding, liberated.
and Itch Ing Pills IT absorbs the ia
mors. aliays the itching vt once acts
as apoult' e, gives instant relief Dt.
Williams Indian Pile Oiutmeni is
prepared orly for Piles AMI itching of
the private parts aud no!hipg eisc.
Every b x j. guaranteed. .S1ld hy
druggist. serl Nv Innil, for 80. ~ Il
$l 90 per box W,biTANS 'F",i
co, ops, Cieveiard, Ohio.
Sold by Funderburk Pharm acy.
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<abbaSe Plants

Dec 20. l904-3m
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Lancaster, G H., SC. Dec sth 10 70.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

on TOP grades. and 5oc on medium veaIs barnya-d
ealse also lower and very few wanted ebout I5 head
Common choice vsals sold s4aS9 per 100 ~
yaFd Gales at Dressed calves slow and lower
a 69l1e
salssveeorge L pn@s05ask @ 40 yeals Is i4o y aver
So do IS n. IS; % barnyard calves 2s4 ~ s. So
J. G. Curtis Son: 2s veals. 135 n. IS so: do.
H II. Hollis: % vesls, 1876 n at 50: DO 14s n. AT
S. 20; do 1l9 10. al S. 80; de- l3s 10 at S % 60
ia n s S. g. Is5 m "A at Il 81 .. So Il lg 5S DO IL a at vi
W r. Hume: Is Buffalo veals rs 10 at S. oo 80
70 Sc; do. 100 10 So; 81 State 90 1l5 q AZ 81
Andrew Mullen: 144 50: DO: III n. at
SIS % 100 p at " so do g r. 2 at p a5S: 20
ali for market, and. with the stale stock there
Il y sale shsep were IN far aei9aId ana
steady; choice lambs rn 70 1oc higher the unIsFades
choct sheep sold at S+gS9 =
per 100 n; up s5; medium TO choice lambs at
81 5OSs 80 mutton moderate demand al 1ie
9a2c 10. with prime wetAers selling a. Igc
lambs firm at S5Is1O per carcass.
sales-Serns Commission Company: % Western lambs
GO II averTge at 81 IS per 100 fb Canada do 81 ~
s!hers We l1S 10 az e. 60 =, % s-lsfh sNe'' - '
Harrington: 81 70, at Ss so 10 DO
S. n. S. 30; aS Buffalo do 60 70. at 81 co. % 90
Tobin Shannon; 900 Ohio lambs, Il No. al SS ia ONO
George & L. S Dllenback: rs State lambs. GO 70 at
Andrew Mullen: state sheep 1s6 70. at So 20 bucks
w. r. Hume: State lamb. 60 10 a. 81 so; bucks
HCGs-Feceipts were So cars. or 277 head, all for
s,auehtereIs with the execution Of Iew head Ma
s. s0Ns1 per leo dressed hogs quiet at
UNCHANGED prices. at 5;aQT.c per 70 for heavy 10
saIes-Georve I. s nilcnbacb: IL hogs. IL 70
average. S. 30 per loo ~. 80 >.
Andrew Mullen Olte yesterday: state hogs l'9 10
al 50 40; l rough, $40 n ct 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

chicago Feb. 0-CATTLE-Receipts, coo head mar
steadv: good prime steers. 50 6oS6 80 poor 70
rneliun. 50 T5S5 50. stockers and feeders 81 S 81 80
cows 81 2-TS4 45: hefers S2S4 30; Gamers 81 S2 90
bulls S2af3 %; caves. SSaS7 80. HOGS-Receipts q
OCO head &c higher; mixed and butchers = b'E
30: good to choice heavv. 81 S5$t 81; rough heavy
G0S4 20: lieht 5S4 ~; bulk of sales 81 OSi 80
STIEFP-Receipts Is O0 head market steady good 70
choice wethers s. eG0E5 90 fair choice mixed 81 90
Gs5 So native Iarnbs. 81 1881 95.
Cincinnati Feb 9.-HoGS quiet; butchers. 81; com
mon. $t7S4 70 CATTLE slow; barely steady; & TAR 10
good shippers 81 25G 81 50: S2TF2 30 SHElEI
steady; 50 75Sj 25 IAMRS and qutet 81 '9tlSt -
East Buffalo F7rh 9CATTL<- <-f1eCepts 100 head; nrr
Drne steers. s. JJGS5 % shipping 81 50 -; butcer
- 25T$4 heifcrS S30$4 s. JfS4 bulls = -
1S4: sockers feeders. 81 tO$4 Il NEALSFeceirts
100 head: slow 81 50nS9 HOGS-Iteoe.pts $500 mead
active 591Gc lower heavy and mixed, 81 TO- Workers
S5S5 10 pics 81 S0dS4 80; Toughs 81 2gS4 81; stis
SSGS 20. SHEEP AND LANBS-Recepts. 1900 lleaa :
lambs 50 5nffSS 20: yearngs, So tSI WelIc-S
IS T5TS6: ewes sass so sheen mixed. 81 59H9S3 40
Kansas City. Feb. 9.-CATTLsF-R Receipts. 800. IN
cluding 100 Southerns Market best slow steady oucn
stock and active Choice export and dressed
beef $685. 70 fair 10 good So I5S4 "a; Nese
fed steers. 81 I5SJ %; stockers ard feeders = .
- - Southern 81 @5dS4 80; southern cows =
@$3 % ra.ive 81 75ds4 native heife-s 81 5o3S4 ~;
bulls, 50 25dS3 Go; calves. S30ST. HOGSEtecetp's
Market SC lower TOP s. os bulk Of seiss 81 eSgS4 s
heavy 81 SG0S4 9I52 packers. s. 1908 -; PIGS SNI
lights. $4a$4 70; sHEEP-F!sceipts 2ooo Marke5 s
s. 65 native fed ewes 81 7515 %: Western fed lambs
So 3SS7 65: Western fed yearings, StSb %: western
fed sheep 81 594se CO stocers and feeders 50 50aSS 80
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
Cash Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-YorS. February Q. 1904
CCFEEI-There continued active iiuuitrati0n ac-
cHa-.sd 10y severe hreak in prices The fun primary
rteelrts seemed be disrouraSlng
fc-1c6 the advance about March contracts
while the coes tlGr has been over during
several DAYS during whica time March
about dsoc, the low IN yesterdays market,
there has been 10 tndcaiicn Of Z broadening Of
Epeez-iVe demand on tie decline. The opening to-day
steady unchanged prices advance OF points
l.ay s-rlpa-h- with STEADY European cables and al
market showed little feature
selling accelerated by the report cables giving
FG1lo t0r The day. Afternoon
-uaflet weak with prices about
ic-s lower Toward the close continued
Importers checked the decline and partial
1al quotations being steady net loss OF
20 70 j points sales were reported of 21s,o0 bags
Beyond the continued fu. Brazilian receipts there
aoag II Tie news 70 explain the break. The European
made fairly steady
Europe DID appear doing
o-sI The demand from importers ard
tere rFoby represents the covering 81 ha1Ees put
aez.1 American stOc6s which would apparently indi-
ose confidence these circles ultimate OF
rae supple Receipts reported by the early cables,
we're % than moderately fu.l the ports.
vh received 1Ato hags against 1900 Last year, bug
interior 0yer2ert Icing fc naturally bulge
re1ls in At the IN te nea- future The spot
Quiet E19 less nominal basis
q s2sc Rio No =.
n -nee Of prices II market to-day
rrEs Is
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

The local market for spot cotton closed quiet with
ETces 20 points the basis OF 1.Sc ndding
SSlsne and e.o5c for uiddng Gulf Sales, 20 bales
Se-taern markets teesTaPhed follows:
Pile and sc higher 7bzc sales 100 bales. st
Loos quiet steady and unchanged al TIE sales. bales
-s-olk hrn and unchanged AZ FAC: sales 32s bales
aatznore nominal and lower 4; sc. Charleston
Slei snc unchanged al 714e Savannah quiet and uD-
e&1Esc e. 7zc sales SSs bales Galveston steady
sncaanEed II-l6c: sales TO bales New-orieans
and unchanged 7sc sales. 800 bales Memphis
III and unchanged q 7sc; sales 600 bales. Estimated
teeipts a. leading points for At Houston
LOO % 1900 bales. against 29li last week and SO
- year Et New-oTeans. $500 4Seo bales against
80 last week and 7T9 last year Galveston 300
80 oa4es against 40 week and s2e9 yezr
Efcephs a. the pOTts and interior points to-day
le-se VIZ tae Eanls day last week and nst year:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb s-Closng: wLIEAr-sPot nouinali
es Ii5ld 0o1iN@spoS stsady: Amsr!can mixed new,
4s I'D American mixed old II l3d; steady:
March Is Id MAY. Is "a PEAs.canadian steady
5s ga FTOUR-St Louis fancy winter firm, 9S 3D.
HoPS-In London. Pacific Coast firm. "a 5sgfs los
BEEF steady: extra India mess efs Sd PORK easy:
ps 10 veal SOS "a. BACON easy; Cumberland cut, 20
- ~ n, a4s al: short rib "a 10 3Gs; long
iddIes "a s. light Is 81 j. ses Cd; long clear riddles
~ "a. "a clear bellies IA l6 10. 40s; shoulders
sauaTe II TO l3 ~ duh Dos Cd. LARD-PTime West-
sTS ~ tIerces quiet ass: American refined. in pals
Su1 s4s Sd BUTTER nominal CHEESE quiet; Anlesi-
een ftr9st white SOS; cos0red 5s. TALLOW-Prinle
city steady 2ss INE-Sririts steady, 97s Cd
SfS--fsornrnon drra Is 4iad. PETROLEUM.
Quiet Cd LINsl1F1D OH. quiet i6s 3D..
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

NeW-TOrk, Fe0TuaTy 3. fslo-
BEANS AND PBAs-rhere "a further shsTtsntng OF
State marrow beans snn te mar
Set IN consequence. Is stronger NEST of The Jobong
tness Il at Sc o. few sales of very me qTalty
-e,-,-f-s al So 10 Medium without further change
es ara STEADY fair demand general sales are sti
- ri T7l bat exporters would have 70 pay 81 20 .
n tIeE wanted goods. Red kidney remain quiet sut
ara vel IN hard firmly held Other varieties
fe,. f,Irther change Scotch remain quiet We
srofe: BEANS marrow 1904 choice rer pusn - 90 90
sS,- Tso4 a. 10; DO pea. 1904. - II1i 90 rec kie
n,y 1874 81 %. 90 white k9ney lFV4 sfe,s "a "a %
rrt ,frtle aosp SO - do yslll~ eye is9a y VI dS
49, esitSornia ssAss o.; GREEN PEAS scotot isos
saEi aEierrassss.ss. esT - ssa.y. .xss sHs~
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Eork. February 1905
BEEVES-Reoeints 7o head Including
cars for usus1tsrers on6 / the market and
several thai IN laie Wednesday IN the
Very little trading to-day. bulls and dry
cows changed hend AZ steady rrices Dressed bef IN
moderate demand 7fSc ner n for deepnt 90 choice
nntive sides little beef brought Bhc Liverpool
London advfcss quoted live esttle and sheep
included cattle the -
Andrew. which s20 head L0ndon and 100 head to
Antwerp. -.
saies-H. r. Halls; COW. $50 n. at 81 3 DO. 500
10 at 50 t0 8 DO $40 n. 81 75 aEo sold cows and
calves Tor s4T each.
John p yeison bulls al n. at So
CAr,VE.S-R -Recefpfs mainly ihts wednesday, Ses
hsah part which sale tnis morning
ys.ls demand and prices &c sas sows<
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
NAVAL STORES.

The market general fairly steady but unchanged
10 liberal, but there
more selling pressure. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ou and machine bbls, 551
551zc,
TAR-s4 80.
ROsIN-Coumon 10 good strained 81 s7is: z. So o5@
S3 TO- f. So 15GS3 20; c. SO 2)6S3 %; II. 50 35SS 40 J.
Sc 60gS3 20: X 81 35d$4 NJ 81 S0q$4 So: N 50 10;
W G. 50 309S5 So. and W w. So so
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosins bbls.
bbls 4oS
Wilmington. Feb. 9.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE-NotE-
Ing doing; receipts, bbIs ROSIN firm 30 bid
cefpts 81 bbs TAR firm. 81 so; receipts, 81 bbls.
CRUDE TURPENTINE firm. So So So 30: receipts bbls-
Charleston. Feb 9.-TURPENTINE and RoSIN-Noth-
Savannah Feb 9-TURPENTINE steady. 52sc;
cepts, 141 bbls: sales 106 hbls shipments 533 bbls
RCSIN firm: receipts 1878 bhls sales 1i93 bbls: shN
ments 25a5 hbls; quoted A. and c s2 5SGS2 OI35 D.
SO 5T-: T. 50 60hGs2 G2z; F, So 65$2 6Ila g. 81 100
50 so s3 10. 50 so; K. - o5 H. 81 so; y. "a IS;
" G; s5; ", So Is
Io1doa Feb e~TURPENTTNE-Splrits SIS. RoSIN
American strained, Is l0i5d; fine. lis Sd.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10

COTIOoS-WhiIe business restricted 70 Some ex-
eeIL by me wire trouble with the South. the
Nzs moderately active Sentiment seemed have
more nersh leaning OF freer offerings,
tef weather IL the south. ana ruEorS that New
Orleans ul leaders. having large
O. -lrE contracts the advance showing
lspoSlIioo 10 check further Improvement which
No. perhaps operate againsT reduction OF acreage
Pels y reluclng these Ines firm spots and with
locl bear pressure. Liquidation and Southern
As- the market presented unsettled appearance.
Wiz ma prices showing quite heavy loss
ne dS3. The opening easy decline OF Ia
points n to lower Liverpool futures, which
ketr which was 10 points higher sales OF 1900
oa-es Il was reported around the q bear
pool had been formed local late
tne previous day and that these interests sold in
lie Liverpool market before the local opening. and
we're se4l--s here during the days session
Sentiment 1avorably disposed reaction owing
% the Fap1cy Of the
ness curta4eo by The service. declining
tendency net with little opposition no
loIs were received from NeW-Orleans until shortly
bringing selling orders, and reported New Orleans
market yielding 10 about the as local
quotations After selling OF n decline OF about
. e points II the early afternoon let
TEed OF points. but broke again late trad
with maj prices steady
The session. decline 1s a % points SaIes
futurss we're estimated goo. 600 bales Southern
news was delayed By the poor wire service, but sucb
nEIres as were received indicated continued small
movement which Of course. may be partially due 10
ne weather. although as the bulls point the sue
cess already attained by the policy marketing slow
~ as expressed by the advance OF nearly SIS ~.
tce the New-Oreans convention. IS probably encour-
ASlng further stubborness On the part Of holders.
hs Of prices local market to-day
VA ss follows